How about renovated masterpiece 3bed, 2 bath granite countertops blah blah.If its okay Id like to make some notes about what I see- please feel free to use whatever is useful to you and leave whatever is not- Its not a judgement just notes about what I would change.I'm not a fan of your pictures- Looks like a great rehab and pretty nice staging but I cant really see any of it pictures are very dark for the most part and most don't really focus on what I want to see which is how great your house is- WOW ME!

.@ Jason Scott - I have not tried it as I do not typically ever make offers on HUD properties, however, I am sure there is a way to scan in a blue ink version of your signatures/initials and then attach them in color to your PDF doc. - Worth a try I guess.

Many of the pictures are washed out or too dark.

For a rental, the property would need some updates, I figured no more than 5k (clean the carpet if doesn't need replacing, paint throughout the house, paint the kitchen cabinets (hideous diarrhea-green color).

Your approach is too difficult and it is like trying to play cards in the dark, There are a lot more ways to invest using lease options then spending so much time researching properties that may not work.I would recommend sending emails to sellers and advertising as the are many free ways to advertise for sellers, don't spend a lot of time thinking about the property as there will be plenty of time to do the math after you have a potential seller who is interested in a lease option.

I have no problem being in this neighborhood after dark.

You might find a good qualified prospect that just can't get past the color.

Also, paint the walls a darker neutral color, it will not show as much wear and tear and will be easy to touch up when the tenants move out.

Foreclosures are also very high in these areas, so your comps get strongly colored, if not defined, by REO sales, so it's hard to get an appraisal that will support your targeted exit price.

Contrast the wall color.