Remove furniture and trash: $2002.

Furniture aside people will value the property either based upon market comps or market GRM.

They don't need jobs and they actually see moving to Asheville as a downgrade/better deal then where they are moving from.Asheville has a really good art scene, excellent food options and plenty of outdoor activities.

Your RENT Is guaranteed, a short term lease is with the agency, tenants calls THEM if need be.Your property is better cared for with a homeowner than a section 8 renter, and the agency can place furniture if your unit is unfurnished.

I agree with this and I would add to the list... outdoor fire pits.Some landlords don't do garbage disposals, but we do in some of our rental houses and have not had a problem doing so.Some landlords don't do dishwashers, but it is expected in some rental markets to provide such.

Little outdoor maintenance, and they hold up so well.)

If people move out to retire, that's another topic.With respect to a 4,000 sq. ft house, who really needs a big house in the Bay when you can enjoy the outdoor all year around?

Older homes were built to the code at that time  "     We are not responsible for your choice in furniture .  

I am 7 years out and it is doing okay but we had to replace the indoor/outdoor area rugs a few times so I am glad the carpet is goneFor a higher end tenant pool I would do it but expect to get some scratches on every move.

Basically, if it is within 30 minutes in any direction of Coral Gables (to pick a central starting point) and the area isn't rough (look for typical indicators....plywood over windows, bars over windows and doors, chopped up cars in the front lawn, lots of "outdoor" furniture in front of the house, etc.), you'll be able to sell it after rehab.Best price range?