My area of expertise is more in land investment, but if there is anything I can help you with while you're here, feel free to ask!

Thanks for sharing your expertise in this market.

Look up the manual for your stove's model number, and it will probably have a "clearance required to noncombustible surface" section - see what that says about clearance behind the stove. 

I recently used this hybrid model to achieve the same result. 

Between these three (plus the Feasibility Study mentioned above) you should be able to get what you need in order to model it out to move forward.  

Used to it was a big deal to provide leads but most successful agents today aren't looking for that... they're looking for someone to coach them and help them grow a sustainable business and if you're depending on leads from your broker that's not a sustainable business model.

I am looking for someone to basically analyze an out of town deal for me who has local expertise.

I didn't read all of these posts but in general ANY part of a contract that is deemed VAGUE by a judge is generally held to be unenforceable in a court of law.So if you have poorly written verbage in a contract or nobody can understand what it means the provision is likely toast and will be stricken out.Instead of this:"KITCHEN FRIDGE WILL BE REPLACED WITH STAINLESS STEEL FRIDGE CURRENTLY IN BASEMENT"Something like this:Have a picture of the fridge in the basement attached to the contract as an exhibit with the serials and model numbers.Have another picture of the other fridge upstairs with numbers etc.Then be very descriptive about how and when and who's responsibility it will be to move the fridge to upstairs.

You would also need to build a model for comparing apples to oranges.

I appreciate your industry expertise and taking the time to respond.