@Conrad Legé In addition to what others have said, I would call the listing agents of the pending listings that you are trying to use as comps.

Additionally, our strategic marketing efforts highlighted the property's new features, attracting buyers quickly.

Who pays what if additional capital is needed for an improvement?

The factors are based by this:Geographical LocationStone (many different to choose from)Thickness (I believe where you are 2cm (3/4") is standard)Edge ProfileCutouts (all are additional)Sinks (who is providing)I would use the figure $45/SF to cover your tail.

Additionally, our strategic marketing efforts highlighted the property's new features, attracting buyers quickly.

This increased the required household income to purchase the median-priced home by $6,400, to $119,700, after also accounting for the cost of tax and insurance.

But if the stock market crashes, I still have the rental income coming in to live off.

There is rental income insurance but I believe that’s usually for when the property becomes uninhabitable. 

They charge an annual fee, but there are no additional transaction fees. 

Finally, create a detailed financial plan that includes your home buying budget, loan arrangements, rental income and expenses to ensure that the investment remains profitableThank you!