Don't see anything for Michigan yet, but it is a brand new feature so I expect it will get filled up very quickly. 

Suddenly, by remote control, appeared giant color slides showing the state capital building and the projected housing appreciation numbers for the entire Sacramento area. 

The Bay Area is so physically obstructed, median incomes are so high, and rental vacancies so low, that it does not appear to be remotely close to the trend line established elsewhere throughout the United States.

However, the pool  feature was not listed in MLS and there were no pictures of it.

Having one low comp, that you can build value onto through a condition adjustment, or a feature adjustment like an extra bathroom might be ok....but you need higher priced comps as well, even if they will have a downward adjustment in price.

In addition to remote/phone unlock door technology, I recently wrote blog posts about software (docusign, etc.), mini-units, co-housing, and co-working (See my LinkedIn profile for these). 

Do to my trucking business I'm pretty tied to the area so... lemons to lemonade until I'm that featured success story on the Bigger Pockets podcast.

So I'm doing major rehab of a 5 unit in San Diego and scratching my head on one particular "feature" of the buildings.The ceilings are really nice vaulted open beam ceilings with stained ship lap tongue and groove finish between the bay's - it's visually the nicest part of the units.Turns out the roof is - literally - 1x6 tongue and groove, then 1/2" sheathing, then roofing paper, then shingles.

That way each tenant could have a remote control to their space and not have to get out to unlock anything.

Every house in the neighborhood is different, not one has the exact same features.