when I am back from the mean streets of  Real Estate hunting, BP is my source of encouragement tells it like it is with the reality of real estate investing.

We were told that local legislation prohibits draining into septic system or into street gutter and the only legal draining was into own's household sink drainage system.

Has new flooring and appliances but kitchen and baths are original but well maintained in above average condition.

We have a new tenant for 123 Maple Street.

I am exploring the possibility of not only fixing things but doing a renovation to bring an old half bath into a fully functional bath, renovate the entrance and foyer among other things and possibly even an addition to the house.

Also we have had some good luck purchasing properties in areas we vet out by posting in the local and LEGITIMATE owner group sites for developments "in town and have $400k, interested in 3 bed, 2 bath houses in location xyz" you would be surprised what you can find.

It is a lot of properties in Rochester for amazing prices, kinda of scary and exciting at the same time, because i read the deals can be good depending on the streets.

New construction SFH in a B+ grade community across the street from the high school and middle school.

Great area for higher rents and cash flow on a 2-3 units closer to the hospital and 66th street. 

Additionally, she left a dozen large garbage bags in the apartment and abandoned furniture and a mattress on the street.