The rental market in Hollywood is much more dominant and predictable.

It's free and it has many features.

Also, when you have any questions (reading on BP will cause you to ask a lot of questions) try the forum search feature, and if you can’t find what you are looking for ask awayGood luck!

I thought it would hav been a closer game all the way through but Kentucky has dominated the game!

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If 2 or more people are viewing the same document at the same time, you can see the edits in real time - a feature which I find extremely useful in certain scenarios.

The problem is you don't know which accuracy you're getting with any particular property.You can also do a rent survey, which involves calling other rentals off craigslist or whatever is the dominant source in your area.

When a buyer walks in my flip after walking through 8 other houses I want them to notice the added sizzle features like granite countertops, that it's cleaner than other houses (i.e. windows washed inside and out) and it's tastefully staged.

I've never used the feature myself, but maybe you'll have some luck.

One of the mod features will be a term extension pushing the balloon back 8-10 years from now Exit strategy ideas I've been thinking through:- Rent then sell prior to balloon*have modified so balloon is around $2.0-2.1M* general upkeep of common areas done -> school enrollment higher -> more student tenants again -> rent raises over time -> increased value to sell for- Refinance prior to balloonthis also assumes an increase in value (which from market research and lots of knowledge about the building i believe will actually happen)Any thoughts?