Sure its "worth" $2m according to Zillow but what if it sits on a lot that makes it undesirable to everyone shopping in that price range.   

I'd never thought of the idea of raising rents above market to prompt an undesirable tenant to leave.

It goes on to discuss how later current events (world wars) and economics led to these same "undesirable"  non Anglo-Saxon Protestant immigrants being allowed to eventually assimilate into whiteness.I understand that some of you all had it rough growing up.

Also, the property is immediately more valuable and can profit after the sale.Buy 120k desirable property with large DP and cashfloworBuy 70k (120k after repair value) undesirable property with little DP and cashflow after repairs and leases are set in place(for examples sake leave the numbers as is)You should make capital gains and cashflow right on the BUY!

Have you or anyone you know used a unique or interesting way to remove an undesirable tenant from your property.

Or if something undesirable is moving close to the neighborhood?

Typically it is because their is something about them that makes them an undesirable tenant and they may have been rejected by a few landlords already before getting to you.

The property was in a very undesirable area and finding another quality tenant to rent the property would be tough so passed.Hope this helpsZech

I do feel like my market dictates that I take tenants with undesireable history and for the most part I have been successfull doing that. 

If you could get 405k but it only costs 2.5k more to do throughout, then it's worth itI'd do laminate throughout if  having carpet  keeps you on the market longer, theres lots of competition with no carpet, carpet undesired in your market, or you make less money by doing carpet