My curiosity is how it would effect influence of this on selling at some point in future. 

Originally posted by Account Closed the current / future zoning will have a big influence. 

As for your job growth chart, Texas seems to continue to create jobs but Houston is not...my guess is that downtrend in that chart was heavily influenced by Houston, Midland, Odessa, etc and less DFW, Austin, and San Antonio. 

Too many folks hire their best friend's sister's teacher's neice who is a part time agent and part time Instagram Influencer, or some other nonsense, then wonder why they ended up with a bad result lol.

(Adopted 1/93)This guy never informed you about a huge deal that he was related to the seller, and in his later correspondence he relied on that relationship to try and influence you.

Where I grew up it's heavily influenced by manufacturing.

This has really influenced a generation of investors, who took it way to far and started looking at REI as an ATM.

If your asset is owner paid electrical and it is an apartment in an area like SO Cal or AZ where sun is year round, then it makes a lot of sense.

The purchase price influences that estimate, but the estimate is not set to the purchase price, and the estimate is typically less than fair market value. 

@Bisrat Arega CoC is heavily influenced by the down payment percentage - 10-15% CoC is usually achievable around here by house hacking (owner occupying) a property and using a 3.5% or 5% down payment, or using a 10% down "second home" or "vacation home" loan to secure a Airbnb / Short Term Rental.With 20% - 25% down 12% CoC is not usually achievable for an "on market" rental property deal around King County.