Do you know a way a can research bank in Maryland that offer the second processed you mentioned?

I strongly suggest we dig up the 12 feet of pipe and replace it because evidently there are a couple spots big enough to where you will be having this problem every year with tree roots.Total cost, parts and labor, is $2,500 to:Remove and stack the bricks (there are bricks laid over where the piping is) but will not reinstall themDig up and replace 12' of 4" piping [he didn't mention what kind of piping] from clean out to septicPut copper sulfite at the joints to eliminate any risk of roots growing around new piping

I'm concerned because you mentioned CAP rate.

This will require some html and css skills at a minimum but unlike the previously mentioned hosted domains your code will be portable if you upgrade later.If you plan on designing something professional with some modicum of support you will end up paying something.

Thanks everyone, I will be sure to mention this to the painters next time.

It sounds like a BRRRR since you mentioned refinance. 

I should also mention that the house backs up to our new lightrail tracks, so I'm hoping to deaden the noise with a few creative ideas - landscaping, etc.  

Comps do play a major factor in dictating the valuation of the property but like he mentioned, comparable cap rates is what is a large factor which boils down to the rents you obtain.

Hey @Hunter Beck in your bio you say you're looking for buy and hold real estate and above you mention you're looking for a home.

As mentioned previously, the biggest issue with it here will be that the rent covers the mortgage after you refinance.