You can have two identical buildings next to each other with different cap rates.

If identical buildings not encumbered by long term leases are for sale and one is performing to market at $100,000 NOI and the other is mismanaged and only collecting $50,000 NOI AND the market cap rate is 10% then only an idiot would sell the first property for $500,000 while the second would go for $1,000,000. 

My one suggestion is to find your  Investor Identity.

@Rob BelandThis is all I found:16) Delete sub-section 10.12.2 and replace it with the following:10.12.2 Prohibited AppliancesThe following equipment shall be prohibited:(a) gas range ovens, broilers, or top burners for space heating purposes;(b) gas ranges with match-lit ovens;(c) any commercial cooking range without a listed oven safety pilot; and(d) appliances not in compliance with the statutory requirements of M.G.L. c. 148, §25E.It came from here: http://www.mass.gov/ocabr/licensee/dpl-boards/pl/r...I have always believed the intent was to take these out of circulation when they fail, though I can't for the life of me find where it says they cannot be repaired. 

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I'm guessing I would also need to provide some type of shed to store lawn equipment.

Ideally for me with the equipment I have my ideal house would need updating on the interior and have zero curb appeal and need full lawn renovation, full landscaping and lots of tree work.

There is a small difference in training maybe - but the end result and the listing database are identical.

You can't exactly compare a fully renovated house with granite counters to a 20 year old house with no updates even if their identical model with same sq. ft. on the same block.

Has anyone had a problem with Identity Theft?