Hi all,I own a double property (up and down units) in 44102, between Detroit & Lorain Ave, one of the tenants is moving out and I would like to figure out what the market value is now, to see if I can raise rents.The property is managed by a PM, but I believe they are under pricing it.This unit that will vacate is a unit at the bottom of the house (down unit) and has:2 bed1 bathapprox 1000sqftOur unit does not have central air, off street parking, and not much curb appeal, but I'm not sure how much weight these issues have on the final rent price.

Each census tract in Cuyahoga County was graded using eight parameters, each of which is weighted consistently for each tract in order to ensure complete objectivity and consistency in the process.

This could theoretically lead to one of the parties to the contract swapping out the original terms in the body of the contract with alternative terms and while this is fraudulent, untangling this can get messy.

For the exterior, it was painting the front doors black or red, the body beige and black or white trim.

Honestly I hold more weight towards the tenant signing it because they are the ones you are collecting rent from post close.

In your experience, how much "weight" does a land owner hold when there is a shortage of land in a particularly hot market, in a partnership situation? 

This typically involves the planning department or a similar regulatory body.

If you’ve ever done a fill and weight, you know what that means.

And along the way, everyone on the property wears a P-100 filter and a body suit at all times.

Annualized, time-weighted return of your investment.3.