And nothing better than a bright well lit one. 

Keeps my property lit up all night.

@Jeff L. it's 10 loans.

Just make a lit of banks and go talk to them all here in town. 

If I see people walking around in a brightly lit house being worked on, I just figure their working there.

Property values have been increasing steadily, and what lit the match back then (115%+ loans) doesn't exist anymore.We're not talking about over extending the leverage on each house.  

Im in a little Town called Bushnell which is in Sumter County .. the same county The Villages is located in .. and the reason i love it is I live in the county ( kind of ) I have almost 2 acres ( but there are a lit if bugger parcels here ) and I am only 45-60 min from Tampa, Orlando and a bit longer to Lakeland and Daytona ( about 1hr 15 min ) , I can get to Ocala in just under 35-40 mins and all the towns surrounding these bigger citys are just getting better investment wise everyday .. like Inverness .. its only 15 miles from me and there are a lit of 3/2 homes still priced at around  $50k-$75k and need a additional $12-20k worth of rehab but thats to flip them .. to rent them most only need $5-12k and the rents inventory is very low right now .. the normal 3/2 rents for $1000-1200 depending on sqft .. for the most part rents are anywere from $650-1700 depending on size and bedrooms .. but I hear from a really reliable source that the city is looking to add 2 new big manufacturing plants, can't say who but, they are supposed to start by the end of 2017 .

Clean, well-lit, no smells, great curb appeal (impressions are formed within the first 7 seconds), and many other very wise tips for renting a property.

Take good pictures with all the lights on and drapes/shades open so everything is well lit.

Cue the music: One stormy night, when we were all in bed, old lady Leonard lit a lantern in her shed...and when the cow kicked it over, she winked her eye and said, "There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight."