My husband is a pilot, air based are hard to totally close because there are not a lot if town that enjoys the "sound of freedom" that f-18 make.

The house price is certainly higher than the median but thats right in the power alley for a very large group of buyers.

I had to round up all kinds of evidence like power company records (showing two meters and two addresses to bill), testimonials from neighbors who have been there a long time indicating there has always been "TWO FRONT DOORS", county property tax records showing how it has always been billed, floor plans showing back to back kitchens on either side of the kitchen wall, and pictures in the attic showing the common DWV for both is in cast iron which was typical back in the days of original construction, as well as two electrical panels and showing pictures of EMT conduits coming up from both in the attic indicating again the wiring was done back in the days when EMT was common practice. 

I hate trimming with an under powered tool.  

Information is power.  

Can anyone provide a real-world scenario to show how this would affect someone's buying power (old financing vs. new)?

That is awesome, you are a pro golfer and now looking to build financial freedom through RE investing? 

Of course, I have mentors and contacts to answer these questions if need be but I know the power of community and that there will be others with similar questions.

Dustin Kooy you may have negotiating power with that many but typically what you’re describing is standard from what I’ve seen.

@Steve Powers Thanks for your response.