FWIW In areas where street parking is "tough" I find tenants are willing to pay more per month for a designated space to park in. 

There are various types of fences designed to help address intrusion problems, like an L-footer, hard plastic, and other redundant fences.

The re-design will impact the type of rent you can capture, but premium location will drive that number significantly higher. 

This means that we can go 17’ wide if they are detached side by side, or stagger and lose the road frontage for one home while gaining a more favorable design in my opinion.Design Details Size - ~1740 SF3 beds, 2.5 baths2 car garageportDesign will have some contemporary and farmhouse aspectsConcrete slab foundation with polished/stained concrete floors on 1st levelHardwoods on 2nd floorTile in wet areasFinancials – Will post a picture of my model, but here is a quick overview.

Try to use this logo design service - it is quite simple and intuitive and with it you can make a personal business card easy and not too expensive

When I saw "Specialist" a service person designation I thought you might be in the service.  

, THEN you would be in trouble, because now you are representing them in an agency relationship and you can't do that unless you are a Licensed Managing Broker or an agent of one (in WA, a RE Broker or Designated Broker).

Here in my urban market, it is the uniquely designed places that can demand and get higher prices.

The main reason being that you can craft the software to be whatever you want it to be instead of fitting within a system that may not be perfectly designed for what you want it to be.

I don’t know what your overall design is like but I suspect paying for blown in vs. batts probably isn’t worth it for more than a small area.... and if you can make that small area an interior wall that doesn’t need insulation anyway, even better.