Between my business partner and I, we own a combined 50+ properties, and we manage them ourselves.

If the lots are combined but fall within different zones, does one zoning designation take priority over the other?

This is calculated by combining the principal & interest payment along with the monthly cost of property taxes and homeowners insurance then dividing into the monthly rent received.

If it's not that bad you can try a combination of several things.  

@Eric Tsang - condensation build-up on interior surfaces is an indication that you may have too much humidity inside combined with the interior and exterior temperature differentials.  

For example they probably won’t let you add on a super modern addition that doesn’t match the style of the historic neighborhood.

In AZ you can go from land acquisition to 200 units in 18 months  at $105-$150k/sq foot and thats with new generation amenities such as garages, modern gym facilities, etc.

We purchased the home with a combination of a hard money, and then JV between my company and an investor partner I use for a lot of my deals to fund the purchase.

They think they are untouchable/ they are too big for their market to worry about anyone overtaking them, they don't work on SEO.. all these reasons combined makes them quite weak.the strongest point why I can overtake them (as well as you) is that their market is still different from ours.I don't recall not once them out ranking my site while I am not even trying to out do them.The challenge lies when your competitor is just gunning for one city or one county and you (me) need to rank 80 cities.

Until then I'd say the closest comparable product would be the combination of Corelogic's Listsource and RealQuest products.