It's also a reason I don't want to inherit any tenants - I want my own tenants, screened by me, signing my lease, under my terms. 

Family" sized houses in neighborhoods with good schools will have almost zero vacancy if you are on top of your marketing.  1/1s in larger buildings will probably have at least 1 vacancy per year.  

Appreciate the response @Larry.In this case I'm pretty comfortable with the comps, $240,000 is actually the low for the area/size with an average in the $270,000 over the last 6 months.

I agree to avoid electric equipment no matter the size lot though.

What does a lot this size go for in this area?

I know this is way old but I'd also recommend Google Voice, worked great for screening tenants and I had it associated w/ a work email I created w/ gmail.

I know this is a comp in size and number of beds and baths only, not year/make/model. 

We have 3 good sized (legit) offices in the home (my wife claims 2 of them) & my wife has another 30 mins away (my daughter commandeered mine at this location).

When we make a mobile web site, we essentially take the web site you see on a computer and squeeze it into a smaller screen, so we are again bound by rules and design precedent that we've established (for ourselves) on the "full" web site.

Houses around the area sell for around $140,000, but the other houses in the area don't have a garage attached to the property, a fenced in front and back yard, a master bedroom big enough to fit a king size bed with three dressers and a bathroom!