You have received the following email from a client agreeing to proceed with a property appraisal.

Good afternoon,

After our chat on the phone yesterday I would like to proceed with an appraisal for our property. We are interested in putting the property up for sale over the next month or so as we are ready to downsize and move to a smaller house in preparation for retirement.As requested here is an outline of the property:Our property is $20$ acres, in good condition and is currently running as a hobby farm. We have a couple of cows and chooks and have an agistment agreement for a couple of horses in one of the paddocks.The property has $2$ dams, an inground pool $($not fenced$)$ and tennis court the $20$ acres is broken up into a main house paddock, and $3$ other paddocks. We have two water tanks and $24$ solar panels. There is a storm water drain $($easement$)10$m long, running along the rear boundary fence line.The house is two storey's with $6$ bedrooms and seperate living areas.

The address is $39$ Research$-$Warrandyte Road, Research.

Looking forward to meeting you at the appraisal on Tuesday.

CheersBarry and Shirley

In the space below, draft a professional email in response.Your email must include the following:$-$ Request for Documents of ownership, e$.$g$.$ Council rates, water bill$-$ Identify four $(4)$ key features or attributes you are planning to focus the campaign on$-$ Based on the property type and location, identify which appraisal method you think will be suitable and explain why.