Also I would knock on a couple of doors and see if they know the owner and find out as much information about the property, more than likely it's an eye sore and they want something done about it.

A great asset in our portfolio, recovery of an eye sore for the community, plus a beautiful safe place for a young family to call home.

I have a different full-time job, which I also enjoy, so RE is not my all-day-every-day world.

IF all the neighboringbproperties are developed and the street is nice, this is the eye sore of the neighborhood and at the right price, could be a good spec build project.

I am out of money, and need rental income to build cushion.If I had to re-list, I would have turnover/make ready costs, loss of rent, and would need to put in a sorely-lacking fence.

My rationing is if we do a rehab, we can share the benefits of removing eye sores.

So re-evaluate and the direction will be obvious.

That mall was quite the eye sore.

They love to see investors come in w/the right experience, plan to renovate the interior, exterior and improve management to clean up and make safer the older apartments in their community that often become an eye sore or attract the wrong residents.  

I have a propery I flipped and it is done and on the market but the ARV was sorely overpriced. ..and truthfully the market has gotten soft in addition.