I have a different style.

Styles are available in wood plank look, stone look with grout(that self seals in 24 hours), floating click locks that are super water resistant( of course the tile is waterproof it's vinyl...seams are the issue) there's even one click lock that you can grout.

Since the garage door is THE most prominent feature on the front elevation, check out this style, that would perfectly match the windows:http://www.clopaydoor.com/avanteWith a similarly architecturally appropriate front door, and proper column in place of the wrought iron, without building ANYthing like a portico, you'll completely transform the front elevation, and bring the house right into this century.

Voted up.I changed the orientation of the pic, but it may take a few minutes to show up.

I came across B P as i was looking into yet another guru style course.

I paid $700 for an inspection of a  2 bedroom marina style condo 1500 sq. ft. about two years ago.

Someone else can comment further, but I'm not aware of any Fall Creek-style wholesale neighborhood redevelopments on the horizon that could "lift all boats".

If nothing else, it could be a blog style website that you could send to your customers.

No ownership stake.Condos: similar in style to apartments, and you own it.Townhomes: (in my mind) has an upstairs and downstairs, and you own it.Some apartment complexes have units they call townhomes (with an upstairs and downstairs)- you still don't own it.

I wouldn't use that in any conversation except to say that it's meaningless...If you want to know the value of your home you need to find 3-4 comparative homes that were recently sold: same style, similar size, sold within last 3 months, within 1 mile, same zip code, same school district, similar condition.Same part of town if in a named subdivision/hamlet.