Sarah I've done a couple of houses that have that feature.

He's been featured as a guest on some of the BP Podcast episodes and he has his own YouTube channel - definitely worth investigating.

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Zillow offers agents the ability to be featured on the website for hundreds or thousands of dollars per month depending on how much exposure the agent wants.

There is a podcast featuring @Alexander Felice on this subject.

That's very true that looking at the comps of an area will be a good measure when prospecting the ARV, but I was just curious more specifically with the physical features to fix up in general... the features that tend to hold the most weight in calculating ARV if that makes sense. 

I will be putting a section in the lease about living in a historical house that states the house has historical features such as this banister and landing that has a gap of more than 3 inches between the posts, the current standard, and that a child could put his head through the spacing, and that the banister height is lower than is currently used for fall prevention.Other things that are not historical such as putting in the GFI outlets by the sinks, I just do for the safety factor. 

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Pricing is always an important issue, but it’s especially crucial when you’re trying to stop foreclosure by selling a home.