and there are foundation issues that will crop up and not if but when the soils there are expansive.. so those two things.. have to be taken into consideration.what happens as well is if you buy an owner occ... they could have very low tax's as they get the owner occ exemption.. then when it goes to rental the tax's sky rocket.. and poof there goes your cash flow you thought were going to get.Just like folks that live in Texas why would they buy in CA and subject them selves to CA income tax and the 800 a year franchise tax... when they pay none in Texas it all evens out.. plus they don't have the expense of travel there etc.there are better tax treatment states for buy and hold out there... and if your appreciation is marginal then cash flow is the only reason to buy them

If you guys could get it to the point where we could sort our colleagues by a visual map that would be great. 

Our son has a non-malignant brain tumor, works part time and we are still working through treatments with him.  

These make great supplemental comps and may end of being what you use if the others you picked out visually bust out.After I have my list I try to make sure they have the same bedroom count, within 10% of the sf^2 and within 5 years of age of the subject. 

Theres really no way for me to really find out what these zip codes are like unless I really visually see them myself.

I'm curious as to costs for this treatment and down time for the house.

If you're interested, please get in touch by emailing me you "visual resume."

What a visual.

I am from the Netherlands and make 3d visualizations and rendered floor plans.

Know that some people cannot visualize and it isn't worth it to take them through such a place.