Here is a good article about that project that contains opinions on the area: https://lasvegasweekly.com/news/2017/may/04/will-a...Let me know if you need any further assistance or have any questions.

They are called "Window sills" If you go to the This Old House website they have entire articles on things you can do with stuff.

Couple of articles to get you thinking.

You're following that stupid article by "room score' that gives Atlanta an F, claiming that STR is illegal in Atlanta. 

Absolutely agree with Bill - in fact check out this recent Denver Post Article.  

Read our article again on the importance of updated contact information, and see how you are shaping up.

There was an article published this week about a tax preparer who incorrectly filed returns for years and now her clients owe a combined $1.4 million in taxes following an audit. 

Remine will provide agents with powerful new data based tools that will improve the way they provide service to their customers, identify new listings, connect with buyers and stay in touch with their clients"Read more: http://www.housingwire.com/articles/40034-houston-becomes-latest-metro-to-add-big-data-for-realtors

inf_contact_key=ae6d70129a0c07cec709b369a17916f2c9b63b7d8709fcb6c0f932c72337f00fPlease see this article from Cherry Chan.

Hello BP, I work with someone who owns a commercial property (14 unit) in trenton mi, 48183, brownstown township area, and i believe he's renting it way below what he could, theres a lot of value add. dont get me wrong he keeps it nice with turn overs, reapainting, flooring, etc. however there's things like heating and cooling that can be updated, the exterior still has lead paint that is pealing off. what im curious about is that i might want to see if hes interested in selling, he's close to my dad and he owned this property for awhile and self manages it so he might be more motivated tp get rid of it. i guess the question im trying to ask is how do i male sure how much the property worth. i listen to all the podcasts and read a few articles, books, etc and i know that commercial property dont go off comps but how do i really understand how much i could pay for it. also any pointers or tips are very appreciated. im also open to partner with someone to get the hang of things. looking forward to all the feedback!