I've set my goal to lose 10 lbs more by April 15th, 2016 with a waist size goal of 32.That is some serious health discipline on your part.

Your client isn't that interested in knowing the brick comps out at $4,200 more at that size as they are seeing the home and simply being more appealing to their eye.

Its not officially a 3rd bedroom because there's no closet or door but it can easily be considered a 3rd bedroom.That model is the same size as mine, but I figure it can rent for more because its a quasi 3 bedroom vs my 2 bedroom.

Details:Mobile Home ParkYear Built - 1945Lot Size - 105,000SFAsking Price - $825K60 SpacesComes with Onsite Laundry (6 Washers & Dryer as extra income)Yearly Tax Bill: $4,300 (Have to double check, seems low)Income: Each space rents for $350/mo (Includes Water, Trash, Sewer)40% vacancy (most of which are long term tenants) I would consider this a D-Class area and needs rehab work, don't know the details yet.

Your colleague's Chart is helpful.

I'm thinking quads, or sets of quads, but am curious about any size deals.

Seems like a pretty good price for a house this size.

There are several building in that size in various states of disrepair or repair from $65,000 to $95,000 that obviously would need substantial work.

I have a studio that I proudly advertise as having a full size kitchen.

Im not sure about the size of the driveway, but pothole repair is dirt cheap.