This can let you get more details about the condition, size, and amenities for the property.

We painted ($1000) and will replace the carpet before the new tenants move in.However, after 100 calls, 3 price reductions and over 30 visitors, no applications yet.The house does not have a basement in a state where most houses have basements.However, it's:1. clean2. similar size to other houses3. great yard4. has 2.5 garage5. no dishwasher6. some landscaping in the front from the previous renters.7. fireplacei am at a loss on why we are having trouble getting applicants to show up.

I have finally finished the rehab on my first investment property ever and thought this was interesting: When we varnished the floors, we didn't close the blinds backing out of a couple rooms and, well, couldn't walk back to close them because it takes a couple days to dry out.

Many will accept offers for 2 weeks, and then give top bidders a final chance to add a final best offer.

Finally, if you could cite your references it would be helpful for those of us commenting.

Our minimum lot sizes with no public utilities are much larger, though, so I suspect you're in a wetter area.You should pursue this question with your utility districts and city planning/zoning commission.

Down the rabbit hole: spending all day tracking down a property "owner"20 Calls later, with no less than 10 government agencies tacked on to the end, I end up with a final "I don't know what to tell you sir, we down own that property."

I've picked up 4 listings through the probates for my real estate business.The deal I finally made was a probate who called in from our letter.

I have a request for a commercial loan in NH, and the loan size is higher than my company resources can provide.So I'd like to search for an alternate source because it's a highly unusual loan with potential.

I also do index sized business cards with pictures that I hand to everyone.