Here's my list.Sales comps based on a tight range of sq ftg.  

Usually you see signs on the outside ground level, up in the attic or in crawl spaces.  

I figure this is a good long-term strategy for a young professional who lives alone with no real need for the space that I could get from a single family.

We converted this space into a walk in closet and built a separate washer/dryer closet access from the hallway.New master bath:Old master bedroom:Same view now:Kitchen:

Then right after - no space - Type the first name (With a capital first letter), space, last name.  

IMHO, Lease Purchasing is an awesome investing strategy out there but you need to have a good understanding - which means educating yourself thoroughly and having air-tight contracts.

Visualization of all attic and crawl spaces is coming down the pipe.If you re-analyze the value using more recent comps, what value do you get?

Below are quick links to get engaged on this site.It's good to hear of your tightly coupled (no pun intended) partnership with your wife.You mentioned building a portfolio of properties and I suggest listening to podcast #151 if you haven't done so already. 

As an investor looking at University City, make sure you put a lot of research into the upcoming multi-billion-dollar project happening near Drexel.I'm not extremely familiar with all the details but know that it involves the construction of hundreds of apartment units and public space between the city of Philly and the University.

I put an end to that when 1 woman who complains at least once a week emailed me to ask that I tell the tenants next door to her to pick up the pumpkin that fell off the railing because it was blocking her and her husband from parking their two cars in a 1 car spot.I told her it would be quicker if she just went next door herself and KINDLY asked them to pick up the pumpkin and reminded her she wasn't entitled to having two cars in a spot (one behind the other) when it's technically one space