In fact, such measures have been in place for a number of years in screening applicants for federally-assisted housing.

At least with PPC or FBads, although paid traffic they take some sort of initiative to click on your ad.. and that is at least SOME measure of motivation.But I HATE to convince you to go with PPC and you get no results.. so by all means.. don't blindly listen to me either....

Out of all the anti-landlord measures that they were considering, this is the least offensive one.

Therefore, rate per $100 of Building Value & # of units for GL is a much more accurate measurement for comparisons sake.Here is the current spectrum of rates for MilwaukeeGL - SFR & Duplex- $50-$125, 3-4 unit, $100-$200Property rates can be $0.10 - $1.00 per 100 when going from a brand new build Class A to a war zone 100 year old building with claims.An additional factor is the sq/ft of each Building. 

According to a Propertywire.com article, this is just one of a range of measures the UK is taking in an attempt to boost the housing market, and thus the UK economy as a whole.

The cap rate for this 50K purchase is now 20%, and yes I have also increased value along the way.I can appreciate @Bob Bowling that you don't use (or measure) something like this to evaluate your deals, but it's technically a good system to squeeze more value out of properties before you purchase them.I know someone that purchased a mobile home park at a 2% cap rate.  

In some jurisdictions you can use a dense core fire-rated 1/2" drywall on ceilings if you must save that 1/8", but it is almost double the cost.When fire-rating a common-wall assembly (that is not a double wall), the measurements are the same with the variation that the resilient channel and 5/8 fire-x drywall is installed on both sides of the wall assembly.         

(If I was a lender my main concern would be equity in the property and strength of borrower - which can be measured in more ways then the all mighty tax return)

I think those are generally better times to reach people, but definitely not something I've measured.  

Looking to measure the effectiveness of your marketing so you can allocate spend to what’s working best?