Hey Patrick - this is purely opinion but I would wager that the HB2 will be at a minimum altered due to pressure not only from the public but other states & federal government and business executives.

I did all of the rest, hanging smoke alarms, trimming trees, pressure washing etc.

I have tried going to open houses to gauge how the agent is and they blurb things that they should keep to themselves about the sellers.

I'm still learning, so information like that is extremely valuable.I'm not sure which route I'll go yet, but I'm under no pressure.

The chances are the wire is cloth covered and the gauge of the wire is not sufficient to handle a hair dryer and a toaster at the same time.As for the siding check your municipal code.

I am in the hospital again getting another thing fixed that had to do with low blood pressure and another surgery.  

It will help relieve some of the pressure you are feeling and make your path clear so you can focus on the right actions.God bless.

They have all the same city-data stuff but find it overall more accurate and the housing data tells you more.Either way you should best gauge demand for the unit being purchased using a test advertisement during the contract period.

Here is a link to the zillow page just to gauge map and specs of it.

Short-term leases (1 year or less) that turn over in a down market may put downward pressure on rents...it's not always up.