Want to attract cash buyers?

However, lately, I've been researching co-living and short-term rentals, and I believe the property would be more attractive with a restored pool.

Unfortunately it's been very hard to attract investors with such low rental rates and the cost of construction being the same whether you build affordable housing, market housing, or upper middle class.

Not enough people realize that, just take that first step bc otherwise you'll never progress and your story symbolizes just that!

I bet a lot of people would be attracted to the property just to stay with the "ghosts".  

Hopefully, the protective order will help resolve things more smoothly.Speaking of Indianapolis, I’ve been working with investors in the area on new construction duplexes that are designed to minimize tenant issues by attracting stable, long-term renters.

That said I am also reading that a higher price to rent ratio may indicate areas where it is more attractive to rent than to buy.  

Not only will you attract families in the summer, but you will also have older couples come to places like Florida during colder months up north.

You will have some bridge loan options here, but your more attractive options may be limited due to seasoning requirements with commercial aspects.

Prices look attractive, but lots of investors there.Decatur is probably a place to look, Krum, Gainesville, Sherman Denison, Midlothian, Weatherford, places that aren't off the radar, but still have good growth prospects and maybe a few demand drivers.