@Michael Greenberg I have played with this for a few years and after an exhaustive amount of analysis, and creating my own algorithms and scenarios, it throughly depends on which days and seasonality.

And those contractors often are as dumb as the tenants, what he told you is more than likely because the solution wasn't obvious (I saw a probably in there). co leaks out of the exhaust of the furnace, through the chimney. make sure the flu is metal taped and sealed, the chimney is sealed......maybe its your gas hot water heater??....

Umbrella policies are excess coverage which means they don't kick in until your primary (property) insurance is exhausted.

I think we are experiencing the lag between layoffs and people exhausting their severance packages before deciding to move places/rent, or sell their house they can't afford. 

I've found the product to truthfully be better than an Anderson 100 series window and while I've been fortunate not to have any maintenance issues thus far, my supplier who I've worked with for a few years and trust has made a point of emphasis in saying their warranty response is excellent.

No different than an appraisal.

Despite simiilar names an LLP is a deferent animal than an LLC. 

Current heating is a single furnace and is a total loss since exhaust and distribution was done incorrectly. 

I was just pointing out that over a long period of time and over all listings, there is more chance that a house priced around the median sold price in an area is a sold listing than an active listing.

Or the Seller has 65 family photos on the wall and their life's collection of collected trinkets displayed all over the place and decides to leave them there as they for some reason believe Buyers will find them just as interesting as they do.IMO, the biggest disavantage for the standard Seller is not the hypothetical 1-2 bad comps in the area, it is that they deal from more of a heightened emotional state in selling their home than an investor who deals with it as a biz decision.