Another one is cap rate and cap rate is essentially a measure of supply and demand. 

I haven't measured the deck size, but looking at pictures of similar sized decks this one seems like it's around 12x20 or 12x24 at the most.

I haven't measured the deck size, but looking at pictures of similar sized decks this one seems like it's around 12x20 or 12x24 at the most.

I take good care of mine by buying him little things for incentive like a little caesars 6$ pizza or a new dewalt tape measure etc..

Misdelivered appliances, spontaneously canceled orders, store managers (multiple) telling me they're unwilling to make-right problems from other stores or HD.com because they're measured on separate P&Ls and it'd impact their performance (like I care as Joe Customer).

As per my lease, I do a "safety inspection" personally every 6 months. 

We had our realtor get us inside 4 times after our offer was accepted (Out-of-state owner and the condo was unoccupied) so we could meet and interview contractors and measure and show them what we were thinking of doing so when we went to closing we had complete written estimates from the ones we chose and knew all our costs going in. 

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures, Updated Edition.

@Lisa Sessions You could listen to them and wait an entire two years to get that low conventional rate or you could utilize a commercial/DSCR based loan where they measure the debt coverage based off of market rents. 

Some appraisers may come into your home and do an assessment, while others might only measure the outside of the property.