In Arlington, the biggies are proximity to a metro station, parking, washer/dryer in home vs in building, and central A/C vs window units.

In the CBD (central Business district permit don't transfer but can be easily obtained (administrative).  

As a former CA resident myself, I can speak to some of this.When you look at CA, there are multiple areas/cultures you can look at (Northern, Southern, Central Valley, etc.)...it's almost like states within a state.It's no secret that CA is expense to live just about anywhere.

I am currently based in Central New Jersey.

And they’re giddy that 2021 is expected to be a banner year for population growth, with experts projecting the Austin housing market will be the nation’s hottest in 2021In the middle of it all is Austin’s Central Business District — downtown.

This document would include all of the lease documents, screening applications etc. in a central location.I tried searching for 'Business Plan', 'Processes/Procedures' etc. but nothing really matched what I am looking for.

Plus, having central AC/Heat would up the home value and help it rent better. 

What do you guys think this house could sell for fully renovated(New kitchen/baths/floor/lighting/new central air unit)? 

To quickly introduce myself, I moved to Miami in August after living in Central FL and before that overseas in England.

After hearing many horror stories from self-managing investors and other Property Management Companies, I decided to share the process we use in Central Florida and Orlando.