They are very cost effective for any size 1031 Exchange transaction.

Be very clear in what you are asking for.In case this is helpful, I ask for these fields in their report:Parcel Number, Owner's Name, Owner's address, Property address, Property Use Code (zoning), Assessed Value, Lot size, Delinquent tax amountMore often than not you'll find that they will not supply everything you need.  

What is the loan size?  

Agents are hired to represent buyers or sellers, and no matter on whose size I am, that is the client that will do the absolute best deal, or in a hot market like Chicago right now - will get the deal in multiple bids.In the fsbo cases, I had every seller that thought they saved a commission by listing in mls on their own take a lot less than if you had an agent.Regarding Redfin, I have my own opinion based on my experience with their agents and with clients that bought or sold with me after meeting them, however I can't express my thoughts here as is illegal for me to comment on a different brokerage.Please understand that the experience a broker that sold hundreds of properties, negotiated with all kind of personalities and saw all kind of situations - brings at the table a lot more than writing an offer.  

Hello All,I am in the last two quarters of my MBA program and all that's left is my master project, it's a big deal, lots of research, charts, etc.

Maintenance and capX costs are not related to rental income but more related to size of property. 

In my files listed here on my profile you can see a mall chart that shows how to apportion the lines as to what is basis and what is not.You will then apportion out of that cost an allotment for the land of the property.

Some insurance companies will not even insure buildings that are really old where the plumbing, electrical, etc. has not all been replaced.Insurance companies are like any other business in that they are hedging their risk against size of a claim and frequency versus the revenue coming in for them on the policies they give out.

Size of lots, etc.?

Now the chart looks more like a cardiograph......huge spike followed by a huge drop.