Keep in mind it was an 1800 square foot bilevel with a redwood deck, new windows, new roof, new high efficiency furnace with central air, new bathroom remodels, and a newer kitchen.My opinion is that Covid accelerated a market that was already heating up. 

"In an efficient market at any point in time the actual price of a security or product will be a good estimate of its intrinsic value." - Eugene Fama

You have to have a website, FAQs, eforms, surveys, systems, etc...stuff that gives you leverage and buys you time with efficiencies. 

My wife and I live in Albuquerque, NM and own our house (it’s the only property we have) and want to eventually live in Santa Fe (to be closer to family, friends/our workplaces/etc).

We plan to have new floors put in and re-do both the kitchens and bathrooms, put new floors everywhere, fix some drywall issues, install electric fireplaces where the old gas ones are, replace the a/c units, install more efficient bathroom fans for better circulation, move laundry room to the kitchen and make the dining room half kitchen and half dining room, as well as a few other things. 

The Question: What's an efficient approach to networking and building a core 4 OOS?  

The recent tax incentive programs with the inflation reduction act got me thinking around how many tax credits, rebate programs, grant programs, loan programs, etc are out there from public and private entities that can help minimize up front costs for home renovations related to energy efficiency / clean energy.As I dug into it I realized how much money / incentives are out there for these types of renovations that I was very uninformed on.

Very energy efficient.

They are very efficient as long as they are in a heated space.

Is there a faster more efficient way to do this ?