Arsenal Heights is a very small neighborhood measuring only 3 x 4 blocks, and yes you are correct, the farther west you go, the better it is. 

I don't think you can actually measure with bandit signs, but on mailers I know most people expect to get between 1-3% response, meaning that if you send out 100 letters you will get 1-3 calls (NOT DEALS, CALLS).  

Yes, how do you measure how much capital reserves to have? 

I think if you are going to evaluate price too, square footage is a good measure for how much you should pay and how much each unit should rent for.

The house my wife owned before we got married had a roughly 6' basement - if you measured up between the floor joists.

I have a plan of attack to deal with the issue, but I'm looking for a specific tool that you all would recommend to measure moisture/humidity in the crawlspace? 

It is also the measure of what the markrt is paying for NOI.  

We pride ourselves on a very fast 5-7 day delivery into the home, not sidewalk delivery.We will measure, design, and submit a proposal at no charge to you, and we don't look at customers as customers part as a partner in a win/win partnership.

Downtown Oakland (94612) is the "least hot" by this measure followed by Chinatown-to-Fruitvale (94606), and South of UC (where only 4 SFRs came to market) is the most competitive.  

So, even if the 2% or 50% rule is added, there isn't a clear measure of the HOA fees attached?