Here are the vitals:4/2 split level, single car garage, 1968 sq. ft.  

The REAL difference maker is...STONE QUALITY:The real question you want to ask you fabricator / installer is what is the QUALITY tier of the stone.  

I am wondering what methods people have found most efficient and effective for searching for listed properties in an area that are priced lower than the surrounding homes.I bought a car recently and there was this great website that would aggregate the cars listed on a bunch of sites and every deal would get a ranking from overpriced to 'great deal' just based on comparisons with similar vehicles.I'm trying to find some way to do a similar search with listed properties.

He made most of the income(of course), she has all the kids(of course), she gets some child support and is looking for full time employment, though supposly has help from parents etc to make rent if needed.

One of them has no debt and the other has a car payment of 422/mo that he hasn't missed for 2+ years.

You then get to look at them.their cars ect.

They could have been DUIs, does this make him a bad tenant, not necessarily but he could get fired tomorrow for wrecking his company car and refusing a breathalyzer on the scene.

Not only do the residents of the other building park there, but one of my units has 5 cars (for 2 people...) and they don't seem to understand the "two cars per apartment in the lot" idea.

Your better off with collecter cars than land...they are at least liquid.Good Luck to you, sounds like your off to a good start.

@Pyrrha Rivers You have to remember, there are 3 credit reporting agencies, Equifax, TransUnion and Experian,,,for a conforming mortgage they will pull a FICO for all 3.For credit cards/personal loans/car loans etc each bank normally has one they use,,,Discover normally uses Equifax, American express tends to use Experian, etc etc, but they can change, or some will give you a card based on one Credit Reporting Agency, but pull a different one if you ask for a credit line increase (weird I know)Many of the banks use special 'formulas' for credit cards, car loans etc,,its not a one size fits all.The only score you can say "I have a "xyz" score (Trans union 788) is if your using FICO,,,for various reasons I at times will pull my credit from several different services the same day,,,I may have a score vary by as much as 100 points WITH THE SAME CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY,,,,Smart Credit may say my TU score is x, my privacy matters may say my TU  is a totally different number,,,this is why its so confusing