@Neil SternI don't know the exact address, but knowing the neighborhood pretty well I wouldn't do it, the numbers doesn't add up, I can hardly believe you can sell it for more than 2mil.

The occupants of the addresses you send to may be considering up or downsizing.

We inspect our units semi-annually - quarterly for our student rentals - anything damaged we address promptly and invoice the tenant if they are responsible.  

@Kodie Altvater costs are ultimately a factor of 2 items, if you're efficient: labor+ materials.the goal is to arrive as close as possible to just those 2 factors with as little add-on as possible. add-on being profit, a companies overhead, etc. labor and materials are unavoidable (as well as other stuff like permits)....so how does one arrive at those costs?

You can find my email address in my profile and we can coordinate a time to chat. 

Trulia. com and the rating system they use is one tool you can use, and you should look at the particular property address to see what schools are linked.  

Do the homes have two different addresses?

Would love to know the address  :)   @Jay Hinrichs  

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I used Word to print cursive addresses on standard envelopes.