Some landscaping, painting, making sure safety features are taken care of.

If you're in Las Vegas the answer would be totally different as that market features a much different building stock.

Both have some nice features but neither let you take pics of receipts to add to expenses.

No two appraisers are going to give the same exact value to every feature, but if you see a few, you'll get a sesnse of what they look for and how they adjust values of different home features such bed/bath count, location, age, garages, driveway space, etc.

Some things that it provides:- low-and no-down payment - downpayment loan of 5% or $15,000- applies on properties 1-4 units- $2,500 closing credit- mortgage payment protection (if you lose your job)This, and a few other articles, mention that a key feature is that there are income limits to apply to these loans with seemingly little-to-no clarity about how these income limits are decided.Does anyone have any insights on how they go about addressing income limits?

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I've seen Appfolio and Buildium which can automate rent collection (among other features), other apps allow for automatic pre-recorded voice mails to reach leads, and even more that can do any number of actions for email marketing. 

Often happens with size, lot size, and many other variables and features.

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I'm also assuming that a touristy market would also be more prevalent in South/Southeast FL.I saw Dave Myers wrote a piece that featured Hileah as a cash flowing market, compare Port Lucie, Ft.