But if you buy a $500k property, for example, $100/door might be terrible.

@Salvatore Lentini What kind of properties/projects for the first example?

That just doesn't happen in nice areas often.For example I was looking at Clear Lake, CA.

For example, in my area, there is a community were the lot rent is over $1000/month, and there are so many homes for sale (because the retirees don't want to pay that much), the median home will sell for $25K.

We usually recommend painting at least one wall near the entryway even if it doesn't need it... fresh paint smell is a great trigger.

This is the fresh start plan.

For example, there needs to be a decent gap between the cost of alternative forms of housing and the product offered at the mobile home park.  

Fresh Shiny Paint.it was built in the 90's (no lead) but it seems to have a LOT of paint layers, much more than it should.How much paint is too much, and if it's too much what's the remedy for it?

For example, if you were told a place needed $50k in foundation work but it wasn't mentioned in the MLS write-up, you're going to want the appraiser to know.As a listing agent in this situation, we'd be trying to do as much of the appraiser's job for them as we can ... we'd provide them with the 3 to 6 comps that we believe are best - we'd highlight our upgrade list - we'd highlight the faults of each comp (especially if it wasn't obvious from the MLS entry) - we'd focus on the number of offers we received and how quickly they came in ... and we'd deliver all of this as a print-out that we'd hand them as we let them into the property to complete their appraisal.Good luck!

For example, a small business does not need to comply with the Washington collection agency law when the its owner contacts you regarding a debt (assuming it is not in the debt collection business, of course).