Locally about 10 percent of the 2004-2006 vintage is expected to have itHere is a link from the state of Florida about what to look for http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/community/indoor-air/inspections.html

That is because if the property just barely keeps up with inflation, you need to sit there crossing your fingers that CapEx costs dont eat your hard earned cash faux 5 or 10 years from now.Here is another way to look at it.

I think it's a bit tricky to just compare your NOI vs Net Worth because other assets should be part of your equation that aren't passive (car value, personal residence, jewelry, boat, plane, etc).

If the windows are not broken, and look ok, leave them, but add new faux wood blinds. 

Faux wood plantation blinds from the big box store.  

Usually wearing gaudy jewelry.

Counters - most comps have faux granite formica, one has corian.

SOMETIMES the problem is caused by the idiot who decided to put vinyl on OVER THE TOP of the old, maybe faux board siding.If there was moisture in the old siding it's going to manifest itself by creating condensation on the outside.

Well do the math.I am not promoting any area, I just think people should do a correct analysis to determine a good market AND that is not using price to rent or crap rates or cash faux.

@Matt SicignanoYou are correct that the sheriff will give the occupants a few minutes to gather their immediate property- such as jewelry, computers, etc - while the Sheriff is waiting on the doorstep for all occupants to leave the premises.