#1 Miami, Florida With regards to world-class amenities and delicate feature draws, there are couple of urban communities in the U.S. that can contend with Miami.

In some instances, where there are distinct internal features such as trompe l'oeil or elaborate mouldings you may be required to maintain them - which ties your hands and greatly increases the cost of insulating and air sealing the building envelope.

Another thing to consider, I've had appraisers who drastically undervalued unique properties because of their guidelines.

Their marketing budget balance sheet will no doubt feature website and domain maintenance, SEO optimisation, the cost of employing marketing staff, advertising and public relations to name a few.But where does networking fit in?

To give you an idea of what they provide, the NAR plan includes IDX integration, a compatible mobile ready version of your site, a personal blog, lead capture, custom branding, and advanced MLS search are just a few of the features they have.

The purchase was unique ended up getting the house for the cost of a funeral, back taxes, and medical liens.  

But thank you for bringing that notion up, so I could shoot it out of the sky like a duck flying directly towards me.They got paid more for originating sh-ttier loans with "features" that screwed the consumer.

@Chris Forbes -- Some things to consider:Class of property -- If it's an A class property, then tenants may be willing to pay more for the unique and high class amenities, such as a pond and garden.Price vs. cost -- Look at the neighborhood and compare it against other properties in the area.

[@Brandon Turner maybe you guys can have the disclosure checkboxes available with the edit feature] So, to provide full-disclosure, FreedomByFlipping is my course and I'm also the founder of LeadPropeller.com and REImobile.com

Adding value would be changing the features of a house with an addition for instance, or possibly a garage, or just about anything that would be "added on" could also be adding value.