These new du/triplexes do stick out like sore thumbs, but are apparently selling to someone.

The exterior is an eye-sore, but doesn't necessarily mean the inside is in rough shape too.I'm thinking the best course of action is to set something up to view the "eye-sore" property next door.

And yet others are able to turn a property from an eye sore to a pretty house at a good value.From afar, I assume that you are looking to use financial resources and ultimately grow your investments.

There is a grocery sore in a property directly across the street.So I have a few questions:When you rent commercial space do you do renovations before you find a tenant or after?

They would cost me roughly 10k to get installed, but these can be eye sores and also can have reliability issues.

If your house is beautifully done on the exterior, that driveway patch job will stick out like a sore thumb and will be a turn off for most buyers. 

Now I feel I am sorely undereducated and realize I don't even know how much I don't know! 

Not sure that those that have any obsessive compulsive disorders should be in real estate.

It's just that the deals don't stick out like a sore thumb and take a bunch of hard work, diligence, ect ect. 

So Re/max may be good for them.