They are based on the common size of properties within that geographic area where the inevitability is based on a lot of numbers with $$$ in front.The answer I just gave you, based on some of your earlier replies, probably isn't what you're looking for. 

Just looking for others personal experience and thought processes on the topic.While self-managing has worked for you, it's worth considering factors like time commitment, geographical distance, expertise, and scalability.

I might use ebay type descriptions for noting condition, such as: new, like new, excellent, good, fair, worn, dime size, nickel size, quarter size, inches/cm, scratch, chip, dent, tear, stain, broken, bent.5.

So there will always be a demand for people to live in Portland due to its geographic location.

Half the services to cover the same geographical area was a big concern.

If you try to get details out of him and he can't really provide any facts/descriptions to back it up, you're talking to the wrong guy.Best of luck! 

I believe the most important thing is the legal description which does not correlate to the street address (at least I don't think so).

@Alexis Riveron Zip codes are too geographically large to make generalizations, however, this is a high crime area.

Our list often includes things like this: 2 to 3 years of tax returns, credit report, bank statements so that you can actually see their cash flow, rent ledger from previous landlord or a letter if they are not sophisticated in record keeping, and a personal description of their business and financial habits. 

Useful for posting description and pictures.2) Street signs ($10.00. 2 Small arrows with address placed at major intersection and 1 big sign with phone number at front of property) = 30 calls.