@Bill Coleman you could compare the features in other rental/retail sale homes on the same street or neighborhood to get an idea of the competition...

We have many popular posters that give good, poor and even bad advice, a few have very good points and a few can get you in trouble.

I wonder how value it would be to put in a street name and pull home owners name, sellers name, if it is a foreclosure, or bank owned, or if it is for sale.

Jay S.In a perfect world you could work with a real estate agent who has access to the mls.Many times I just use sites like trulia, zillow, and redfin to help determine my values.I always look at solds and current listings.Make sure you know the area well because one side of the street could be worth way more than the other.Bed RoomsBath Rooms,Sq.

I used the Google street guy to go all the way down the street.

That having been said, it's possible to get those numbers in certain parts of Cleveland Heights if you don't care too much about being within walking distance to a major university or one of the "bar streets."

I've had great experience with Franklin Street.

If they're pitching you and you don't know them, neither one knows the other, neither has street cred, so it's a toss up.

To add to that a bit the house looks great when walking in and from the outside, but it has no back door- only a side door that opens onto a cross street.

So, when the whole house was all done and I listed it, we started getting showings right away, it was priced right in a popular neighborhood and the house looked great as it should have, it was just totally refreshed inside and out!