I use the units as a comp b/c you have rental income and it could support the price given it’s sitting on a street that’s not busy like University. I do not want to make it equal to a bigger place. If anything, it appeals more to investors b/c of the fact it is units.
True that I want more than one bath, but it doesn’t stop others. It sold, didn’t it? And Westerland is pending. Just b/c I want the extra bath doesn’t mean it stops others from purchasing it.
Not my point, it sells to a different kind of buyer who values a property differently. Investors value purely on ROI. Homeowners get a significant return by living in the home that investors do not hence they tend to value things significantly higher than an investor would. Its apples and oranges.
Not my point, it sells to a different kind of buyer who values a property differently. Investors value purely on ROI. Homeowners get a significant return by living in the home that investors do not hence they tend to value things significantly higher than an investor would. Its apples and oranges.
Not my point, it sells to a different kind of buyer who values a property differently. Investors value purely on ROI. Homeowners get a significant return by living in the home that investors do not hence they tend to value things significantly higher than an investor would. Its apples and oranges.
Not my point, it sells to a different kind of buyer who values a property differently. Investors value purely on ROI. Homeowners get a significant return by living in the home that investors do not hence they tend to value things significantly higher than an investor would. Its apples and oranges.
Not my point, it sells to a different kind of buyer who values a property differently. Investors value purely on ROI. Homeowners get a significant return by living in the home that investors do not hence they tend to value things significantly higher than an investor would. Its apples and oranges.
Maybe I’m just an exception. I’d consider purchasing units, living in one and renting the other out. But I tend to think that if I would do that, others might also. I wouldn’t make a blanket statment that a homeowner values things differently and wouldn’t purchase units.
Maybe I’m just an exception. I’d consider purchasing units, living in one and renting the other out. But I tend to think that if I would do that, others might also. I wouldn’t make a blanket statment that a homeowner values things differently and wouldn’t purchase units.
Maybe I’m just an exception. I’d consider purchasing units, living in one and renting the other out. But I tend to think that if I would do that, others might also. I wouldn’t make a blanket statment that a homeowner values things differently and wouldn’t purchase units.
Maybe I’m just an exception. I’d consider purchasing units, living in one and renting the other out. But I tend to think that if I would do that, others might also. I wouldn’t make a blanket statment that a homeowner values things differently and wouldn’t purchase units.
Maybe I’m just an exception. I’d consider purchasing units, living in one and renting the other out. But I tend to think that if I would do that, others might also. I wouldn’t make a blanket statment that a homeowner values things differently and wouldn’t purchase units.
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