I've shown rentals (not my own, thank goodness) where tenants left toilets full, sinks loaded with dirty dishes, dirty underwear out, etc., because they were mad at having to show the home, so if they really don't want it shown, it is unlikely that it will show well, anyway.      

It's a low-income neighborhood so tenants tend to gravitate towards Dish TV for their choice of TV service. 

All the appliances (dish washer, oven/stove, refrig) are old (prob 20+ years old) but in working/fair condition.

I speak six languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, and a little bit of Hindi.I started learning real estate investment since I was very young, learning from my father who invested in real estate across the world. 

Investing out of town is risky.So is washing dishes blindfolded.

Good luck I very likely won't qualify for community banks; my financials aren't strong enoughAlso the LTC/LTV i am looking for are higher than what you gaveLoan to value LTV= 58%Loan to cost LTC= 78% I will give them a try though; i heard chinese and korean banks are more flexible

Landlords have only one card to play, if they do not have the stones to play it they must accept what ever their tenants are prepared to dish out.

If you love Korean food, Dong Yang Inn totally rocks!

Few people will dish out 50k just so they won't get a $200 power bill that month.

We filled up 3 55-gallon drums of water for things like flushing toilets, washing dishes, cleaning themselves, etc.