You'll get some better feedback and ideas if you let us know some more concrete numbers.

I don't use it to get a concrete value of a home, but it does give me an idea and it also gives me the sold comps in the area.

I'm sure there are resources out there to explain concrete examples, so it's absolutely fine to just link to something rather than coming up with your own example.

Then move forward to really polish your home budget every month, while budgeting your Real Estate funds separately.

I analyze it and dissect it and explain it, then I back all that theory up with proof, evidence facts, and data.But all I always ever get in return is talk, never any concrete evidence.I will make it easy for ANYONE that want to challenge me on this.This is what I need to be proven wrong.Show me how your DMM/lists is free, (I am not talking about website hosting fees etc. etc.

For those who have experienced recent recession's (2008 etc.) even though past recessions does not predict future lines I'm curious how the recession itself affects real estate syndication deals in a concrete practical sense.

If I find the exact wording, I will come back & post it here, please do some research at the below site, I am pretty sure I had read it here http://www.hcd.ca.gov/policy-research/AccessoryDwellingUnits.shtml- We are also currently building an ADU, we have a shed which is 3 feet from the existing house (the code is 6 feet), we also have a lot of extra concrete on the front yard, but the planning division gave us waivers as it wasn't done by us & was done by previous owner.

It needs to be *polished*, because it's going to help to establish your credibility.There are a ton of CRMs out there. 

All units have a one car garage, concrete block foundation, nice landscaping and curb appeal.

In some areas, concrete countertops can be a cheap, great imitation granite.