NikkiAn inspection usually just covers if the item is functioning properly, not if all the permits have been pulled and passed by the city (although I think you may be able to request such an "upgraded" inspection, check with the company you have hired).

.*** GRM is strictly a function of Revenue, where as Cap-Rates (my preference in evaluating a deal) takes into account Operating Expenses ("OpEx").I think this is especially important Connecticut where OpEx can be high because of 1) high taxes [especially in Bridgeport], 2) the majority of properties are old (requiring more for both reserves and ongoing repairs), and 3) the high cost of labor/service contracts in the state.That being said - and somewhat contrary to the above - many commercial brokers in CT of mid to large multi-families typically trade properties on a price per unit basis (and the price will fluctuate depending where in B-port).

Certainly not after only 3 days.Moreover, not getting the traffic you want may not be a function of price. 

It is just not very functional the way it is..

You can say I have been obsessed with self development and hope it stays that way forever hence, www.Developaholic.comI would be honored to hear some Constructive-Destructive-Supportive and Brutally Honest Criticism from as many people as possible, but please don't just say I overthink this.Thank youP.S.

If not, why has this basic function been excluded?

You know, I have actually considered placing a fully functional yurt on the top of the hill and off the grid near the back of the property.

What I am trying to figure out is if I should continue making repairs and attempt to make it cashflow positive or fix it up to sell.Current Issues: Leak in basement and retaining wall by the driveway that need repair.Minor Issues: Water pooling in backyard, deck could use work (functional, but not pretty)Has anyone had any similar problems?

A function of making sure the price is in line but also making sure the scope of work is in line as well.

I am also under the impression that this approach should be done with frequent contact, for possibly as many as 5-6+ times.I am new to this, so any feedback, guidance, or criticism is greatly appreciated!