Zillow will come up with its 'zestimate' but have been told not to put too much weight into this.

That helps save you a lot of time populating a FB account with loads of content that no one will ever see.

Also be sure to read through the Learn section above, it is loaded with great information. 

I just put a 8 foot  2 course of 24 by 60 blocks that weight a bunch behind 5 of my houses it cost 3k a house installed.

You can analyze numbers all you want but there are no absolutes.4 units and below use the comparable sales approach for appraisal and loan purposes with values.5 units and above more weight is on the income approach and cap rates for lending and appraisal.Increasing the income for more NOI is the forced appreciation method.

Well ... it did say "take one" ;)We use to have this happen quite frequently in September - October when the students were first back at university and the course-load not yet heavy enough to curb the imbibed outings. 

Bad idea IMO, unless your income can carry the water.Just know, that loading CCs up at high balances regardless of when you pay them off effects your ability to obtain RE loans.

It's not going to matter if you're in the middle of the parking lot, at the loading dock or in the produce section, it's all or nothing with large developments.

It's over 4 units so it's going to fall under commercial financing.The bank is going to put more weight on the properties ability to produce income then your own personal income.

Usually then appraisal grts more weight than the  Bpos.