, 8 sewer lines, 8 toilets, 8 kitchens (8 fridges, 8 stoves, 8 dishwashers, 8 microwaves etc), 16 bedrooms, 24+ doors, 16+ front door locks/deadbolts etc.  

Let's say your kitchen will last 15 years as a rental and cost $5,000 so that's another $27/month. 

Great idea, and thanks for sticking up for us middle- to old-timers.

The original kitchen is cramped and poorly laid out.

Making updates to the kitchen and bathrooms including exterior landscaping will help the most.

My name is Arthur Kiser, and I am a Full-Time Real Estate Entrepreneur from Atlanta, GA.

Remember, comping is pretty much all about keeping up with or beating the Joneses, and if your realtor just happens to make 15% of the $5/ft tile you chose for the kitchen based on his comp-related suggestions instead of that $2.50/ft tile you thought looked better, that works out pretty well on his end, but is he representing you as an agent at that point, or your PM, and can he properly represent you as both?

From the pictures on the listing the property seems to be well kept although the kitchen could be updated.

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It's 500sqft larger, had 4bedrooms, has higher ceilings, had all matching appliances (included the fridge and microwave), and a MUCH more updated kitchen for 180k.