I have 2 identical ads in rotation on CL and renew daily.I don't have my phone number listed.

As the agent for ALL sold properties in the area as well as ALL the current listings.As others have mentioned, your best comp for a townhome is another townhome in the same project with an identical floor plan and location.

There were two identical posts by a new member that were marketing/spam content.

I have some experience in farmland, since I help manage my wifes family farmland in Idaho. its hard to get started when your new, unless you have contacts. a little story, a local young ex marine came to us a few years ago and wanted to farm the ground and we also held some other leases, so being kindhearted (and from a military family) I gave him a shot, and I even provided him with all the equipment and seed and fertilizer to get him started. well that turned into a nightmare, he thought farming was a m-f job. so it didn't workout. so my suggestion, would be to look for some crp land that hasn't been farmed in years and break in the ground yourself and show what a hard worker you are. most land owners would rather see the land farmed then to sit in crp.

They are right next to each other, adjacent lots, both FNMA properties.Both buildings have identical floor plans.

I think if you had two identical homes, one with blown out ceilings one with 8 footers. 999 of 1000 would want to buy/rent the high ceiling house.

you will need to qualify for the house under both payments, assuming you have no other rental properties over 2 years.I did this & it worked out wonderfully. house sat vacant for 2 days, tripled the amount of space in our new home, and 6 months later a comp identical to ours appraised for $20k more.everybody on BP said not to do it. that it won't be a profitable rental cash flow wise. but it has definitely been profitable from a net worth standpoint.so far, so good (fingers crossed)!

Only time I see this done is when you or someone have already flipped an identical property like next door or something and the properties are identical in the work needed.I can understand when its several properties daily you are looking at, if thats the case maybe step it up on the due diligence before you even come out to any house therefore your not wasting time on the skinny deals.But if you are a wholesaler, I appreciate you taking the time to do this for your clients.

But, it's also a very small job with many of the costs, like cleaning brushes, rollers, equipment, driving to the job, accounting, etc. that would be applied as fixed costs to a much bigger job.

Hey Taylor :)Like mentioned, you may want to get a google voice number to mask your identity if bandit signs are not kosher in your area.