I've been told the most efficient way to remove tile (this is not by the book) is to take some dry ice or liquid nitrogen use it to crack all the glue on the floor (hooray thermal gradients) so you can remove it easily.By the book self removal typically requires sealing the area you are removing it, encapsulate it when you remove it (e.g. duct taped contractor trash bags) and clean after the fact with a HEPA vacuum and then a soap based cleaner (our contractor used tub o' towels).

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Settling / drainage - Gutter set up, gradient of surrounding land, how water moves during rain and subsequent cracks in/around house3.

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I think that idea works better in a suburb with fairly uniform housing stock than in a city with an extremely varied housing base from new high rises to early 19th century rowhouses, and steep location gradients from best to worse neighborhoods. 

DavePlease expand on the gradient of notes with regard to risk tolerance and cash flow.

Probably about as accurate as Zillow since they likely get their info from the same unreliable source.I also like Cyberhomes.com because they have a map that will display property values, and other data, as a color gradient.

There is a Pilot gas station about 120 ft (slight up gradient) from our property, and our environmental phase 1 shows there was a spill in 2011.

Maybe $200 / SF Dakota is flat land, so at least there is no gradient. 

Its 2 units waterfront with a steep gradient to the lake.