I have a couple LTR/SFHs that I am carrying a Landlord policy on but recently my HOI carrier quoted me ACV instead "due to the age of the home".  I've done some research on the differences, but wonder from this amazin...

The system was replaced in 2018 (not by me!)

There are products called First Lien HELOCs that replace a mortgage.

Before coordinating the updates (new countertops, partial new flooring, paint, and a bathroom shower repair and replacement), she did not communicate a fee for her time. 

I'm replacing the fridge and dishwasher, fresh coat of paint everywhere and some hard flooring put down.

Planning to add value with attention to foundation issues, roof replacement, and interior renovations when units are vacant.

The only cost associated would be if greater than $250k (mine is not) and that would be the cost of a full appraisal vs the drive-by I'm getting for mine.Also, perhaps consider a 1st position HELOC that replaces your mortgage altogether. 

Anyone have any good recommendations for a good handyman/etc. to do a shower replacement/remodel job?  

Instead of determining a player’s value relative to its team (wins above replacement) can there be a singular numerical value that contains pertinent market data (appreciation rates, population growth rates, etc) applied to a specific properties intrinsic metrics, compared relatively  to a predetermined market size…bundled up in a singular value metric?

It is basically a covered land play.Purchasing below replacement costSticky tenant base - most leases are 5 year term and go longerHow did you add value to the deal?