This has always been true, AVMs are always crap, you will/would always need a full appraisal to capture the full value of your property. 

just curious how your deal work. typically when it's at high occupancy it's sold at that premium and not as much upside for buyer to improve and capture that value.

I'm assuming that the land will hold no value since it's already captured in the main house on the property.

West Greenville, Poinsett Highway (Sans Souci /TR)  are likely to capture a large part of growth in coming years as schools improve. 2) One thing not referenced is the impact Southern migration has on home values.

However, if the buyer comes along without an agent, then under some flat fee listing agreements, the seller pays 0 commission (this is how we set up our flat fee listing agreement).What this means for you, as the buyer, is that if you are working with a seller who has a flat fee MLS listing, you can potentially capture some of the money the seller would save since you do not have an agent.

Are you going to capture the visitor's attention or are they going to bounce right off?

Why this is supreme is because you can literally capture somebody's attention at the moment that they are looking for information about your service or product.

Or looking to flip for some cash, maybe live in something for a little while and capture appreciation and sell? 

The best use of the digital camera comes from using it in conjunction with a small dry erase board to capture information.

More and more people are clearing off the debts by their property sale and it’s a good way to capture some profits and quick ones too.