Luckily, the zoning and building department allowed me to keep it at no penalty, because I could prove it was there when I bought it, but I learned to check for building and permits for any unusual or even just newish features on a property. 

I'm going to test the 'ignore poster' feature...

They both had unique features, so it wasn't a shock that it took a long time to sell.Now that I am an agent, I take an 8-hour class every time they update the Contract to Buy and Sell in my state, to figure out how to properly fill it out.

The trick is in selecting the right comps, in which case you'll be looking at solds in the last 3-6 months, that are in the same neighborhood, that are as close in size, features, and appearance as you would like your subject property to be when you're done fixing it.

But even that isn’t really important.Make sure comps are similar in age and features and make adjustments for any differences between your property and the comps.

Welcome to BP @Bradley Ward, photography is a great way to meet tons of people in real estate and I think the drone shots are an awesome feature to add to listings these days.  

I'm using both and it simply depends on if VRBO decides to feature one of my properties that month.

I am using BP for almost two years, and I always posted or searched for recommendations on:accountants, lawyers, wholesalers, agents, contractors etc...I really think it would be an amazing feature, where we could filter down to those people by area and field so it would be much easier to find great people.I know that in this way we lose the connections in the forum posts itself between people, but those people could recommend the contract in the table above as well.What do you guys think?

Your property still needs to be competitive in that marketplace for the features is has, (like utilities included or not)You cannot change existing leases.

Click the "More" button in the "Features" section of the listing and you'll see rent per unit (note the "More" button hasn't been working in Chrome for me for about a month, but works fine in IE or Firefox).Not all sites pull that data from the MLS and a lot of MLS feeds don't send that across so you'll have to get it from an agent, but realtor.com usually has them in Colorado.