Another house has had a great renter, however, she went away in the winter and the pipes froze - it was quickly contained however, the management company took 1 month to tell me (they were checking with a lawyer - that's their excuse - whether tenant was responsible - I was told "no" it's on my dime). 

My S-corp & personal federal returns each contain about 25 pages. 

Problem is, the garbage containers are next door, so that is what he does. 

, what local zoning laws are (are container homes allowed?  

I wanted doors to contain the sound, but it really hasn't been an issue.Here is another consideration that I haven't heard mentioned yet...HVAC. 

While these aren't perfect by any stretch they are "contained".  

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I questioned what the context of the word “penalty” means in this context.3: I also explained that knowingly being aware that income is disability income and that a person is disabled would put me into real challenge of being a fair housing violation as all I look at is the income amount and that it is a legitimate source and not where the source is coming from.The lawyer responded right away very angrily stating, “You are missing the relevant law, which is the state and federal fair housing acts which require reasonable accommodations to be made for people who meet the definition of disability as contained in those statutes…If, however, you do not remove the additional fee, we will file a complaint with CHRO alleging violation of the fair housing act.

While there are many people looking at these numbers and perhaps thinking that perhaps they have real significance, they can be quickly proved wrong with REAL data.When I sell a home, real data is used, not Zestimates.Going back to the OG question, what seems to be missing here is the fact that Zillow and other sites like it have some valuable uses and also contain things you should IGNORE, Zestimates being one of those.There are real comps on zillow, look at the solds (the yellow icons on the map).

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