I had to wait 10 days, for the appeal process to which they didn’t appeal which expired on 2/20/21.

And if she doesn't at least compensates you for the effort to go through an eviction (if it went that far).Combined I think that offer has appeal to a seller.

I would appeal to reason first, and then I would tell him if he doesn't want to be reasonable then he can figure out how to drive on his 5 foot next to my solid concrete block wall that I'm going to build on my side while I make my own driveway.

What strategies, techniques, and improvements did you utilize to make your property more appealing than others in the area?

Also, there is less of an appeal difference as the sizes get closer (example- It is difficult to prove that two houses, with similar bed/bath counts, but a 50sf gla difference, have a different appeal due to the gla difference alone).

I'd still appeal it. 

It's especially appealing for real estate investors and it sounds like it might help with your situation.

Because the town is improving and pricing are rising and they are aiming to improve the housing stock and curbside appeal. 

There has to be some kind of appeal to put up with the costs and responsibilities of staying in a STR. 

How can I appeal to the seller that people aren't going to pay that much for this duplex?