Here's a theory that I'd like to bounce off of all of you- zestimates, etc. are said to be inaccurate in that outliers can artificially inflate the median price, making a given property appear to be a better deal than it actually is. 

That means something in the hard sciences, business, law, medicine, computers, etc. 

Link to pics: https://imgur.com/a/coVMEqKFor the cheap route, the GC suggested this: Remove wall mounted medicine cabinetMatch tile where the cabinet was removednew vanity, faucet, toilet and mirrornew doorlaminate sheet floorepoxy paint the surround, tub and all wall tile to whitenew light, exhaust fan and HVAC registerrelocate light switch and add GFCI outletI'm a little worried that the cheap makeover wont fly if I ever decide to sell the property in the future.

I have a special connection with MGH, having had my first research and healthcare role in the mid-1990's, to having multiple family members receive world-class medicine for serious illnesses. 

And the only argument against this logic would be to say prices weren't artificially high in 2006.

I recently moved from Michigan to Montgomery AL for work (I work in medicine as a NP).

I am a newly married Air Force Family Medicine Resident Physician at Eglin AFB, Florida. 

Until the back taxes are paid t people had this mobile home before didn't pay it now we have to pay it we need the electricity turn on as soon as possible because we take medicine that we can't be in the heat we are going to end up in the hospital with a heat stroke if we don't get help so please help us to get the electricity hooked up please 

I am a newly married Air Force Family Medicine Resident Physician at Eglin AFB, Florida.

I'm from RI and its legal to use medicinally, but as a landlord, I would personally prohibit everything that pertains to marijuana besides the consumption and possession if the tenant possessed a legitimate medical marijuana card and was within the legal possession limit.