And if there ARE comps - well then, it doesn't matter whether I replaced a light bulb or gutted the place during a rehab, my property is still comparable to these others.

When I first glanced and saw the white, bright light, in the clouds, I thought it was a second coming of his truly!

This is not smart, since when they sell the house, the unpermitted improvements will come to light. 

A light went off in my head.

Issue has come to light over last 3 weeks where I've requested for them to conduct a home inspection with current tenants prior to their lease terminates in July.  

There must be plans out there to incorporate french doors (for light into the living area) and thereby double my beds.  

Some paint and some bling (light fixtures, new faucets, etc.) would make it pop and the rental pool would easily take note. 

Or that several of the rooms need lighting fixture (none of the photos in the listing or from my agent captured that. )@Travis H. taking a risk on the plumbing paid off! 

Once we looked for what was different the true merits of Deal 2 came to light.

Usually I'd borrow one if needed on site.I used a golf monocular to inspect the roof from the ground.My Sony Handi-cam zoom camera with night shot was a good inspection tool.I like a flashlight with the adjustable beam, the night watchman type, then a pen light for small areas.If a carpet was loose, I'd look to see the floor, never cut someone's carpet.