Make sure your listing info. is correct - square footage, flood info., taxes, etc.

This property has huge garage, unpermitted duplex with views for both and is in the best neighborhood in the town which adds value to long term rents.My strategy is to document both the repairs against the actual county recorded square footage along with the cost to permit the additional unit.

It all has to do with the amount of windows you can have which is often more important than square footage when it comes down to the design. 

This is surface area of the roof, not the house sq. footage.

Also, if the street is not at its ultimate right a way, the city may require a 5-8' set back and you lose square footage because of this.Industrial/Manufacturing is in high demand at the moment (at least in Southern California), and with the continued growth of e-commerce and companies improving their logistical networks, your property may have great value to a commercial developer.I suggest you look at land comps and current for sale listings to give you an idea of what you may be worth.

We bill the tenants based on square footage but had the upstairs tenant protest because he's single while there's a family of four downstairs.

homesnap is my favorite app when driving for dollars.You take a pic of the subject house and it gives you the bedrooms, baths, square footage, estimate of value, sales history, if it is in foreclosure or bank owned, rental estimate, taxes, comps, etc.It also allows you to save the house in your account which helps you keep organized.Not bad, I'd say!!

Here is a summary of what I have gleaned:Building Attributes: one level, ground floor, elevator in multistory buildings, no steps, universal design, wider doorways, smooth floor coverings without throw rugs, chair height toilets, hand rails, grab bars, bathroom near bedroom, laundry in unit or close by, good lighting, less square footage to take care of but enough to comfortably move around and to entertain visitors, close to bus stops, close to medical facilities, close to activities that interest seniors, garden, front porches, backyard patios/decks, quiet, warm, safe.Landlord Attributes: respectful, attentive, face-to-face communication, willing to adjust speaking speed and volume as needed, willing to do things for tenants to keep them off ladders and step stools (change light bulbs, hang pictures, etc.), willing to adjust policies and procedures to accommodate needs (alternative ways to pay rent, use of telephone instead of texting, etc), genuine interest in seniors' wisdom and legacy, willing to check in on the safety and well being of residents, willing to assume responsibility for yard work, snow removal, and keeping outside pathways clear of debris, willing to help tenants connect with community services as the need arises (cleaning help, food prep programs, senior services, etc.), service oriented.

I have not yet seen the camera footage, will receive the disc next week.

Is it 2/3 destructible as 2/3 is rental or is it based on total bedrooms (i'm in a 2, renting a 3 and a 2) or total rented square footage vs total as a guide, etc?