I'm curious what leading indicators people use to determine what areas may increase in value.

I like QB as it is a pretty standard program that lots of people work with. 

I always meet this standard.  2) The rent needs to be “affordable” for the tenant.  

At a certain point, the market will perceive increased risk in the bond market (already happening), and the way our national debt is going this will eventually happen with US treasuries too.

I plan to, but also plan to increase the deposit.  

This is a group of professionals that voluntarily commit to a higher standard.

It increases property value?  

I want to have a contract signed before any work gets started so there is no miscommunication and the expectations are there.My question is:Does anyone have any standard contracts they like to use?

Completely agree with @Michael Jones, aggressive breeds will cause your insurance rates to increase dramatically.

@Scot Fang I just wanted to add to my post above since you are probably wondering how much the above will cost you...Energy Compliance - This is standard now and should have been part of the initial architectural set you submitted to building dept.