It may seem like a straightforward simple task to those of us who do it on a regular basis, but when someone is trying it for the first time they may not know that you have to look at which number pump you are at when you go inside to pay, or that the nozzle will clunk when the tank is full rather than just overflow.My question is: I am a licensed real estate agent.

In all, I much preferred renting to regular tenants.

Basically, an assessment is nothing more than what a municipality decides a property is worth in order to tax it based upon that value.Additionally, although cities and towns are mandated to perform assessments regularly (in CT they're supposed to update assessments every 5 years), that assessment can still be quite old and outdated.

So, my fiancee and I are taking the plunge with this condo which we plan to rent out by the week as a vacation home.We are planning to provide an upscale vacation rental experience for our guests and hopefully build a regular clientel over the next few years. 

No sure about thermo foil or regular foil I am not looking to put the foil on the counter tops, just the cabinets.

Here are some of the ones I attend regularly.  

You should connect with @Brie Schmidt Haven't been to the meetup yet but it seems more active an promising than the other groups I know about in this area.There are a few other regular meetings in the suburbs but that's a bit difficult for me to attend. http://www.careia.org/

Because I'm in a crazy fire area, I can't get regular insurance on my property, so I have to go with a specialty insurer (like Lloyds of London) through a broker.  

I think I have it all figured out, as I have found that she reduced my usable sq/ft by 500 to account for my common areas, but did not do this for the comps, thereby producing an inaccurate price per sq/ft.

It would generally include everything outside of the studs.Do they have enough in their operating account or do they use reserves (constant borrowing) to fund regular operations.