Check out safeguard properties, spectrum properties - there are multiple companies who do property preservation.

It's a huge spectrum with different price tiers, service levels, and product quality.

Where does that fall out on the spectrum of standard to unusual?

Hello everyone,My name is Devin and I’m pretty new to the spectrum of Real Estate.

I added value by staying persistent taking a hit on this property for a year to get my foot in the door to a broader spectrum of this business.

furnished rentals are usually on either end of the spectrum: low rent units for people who either don't have many things yet (or have lost them in eviction scenarios) or high rent units for shorter term corporate clients in town on business or people moving to the area and renting temporarily while they look for a place to buy.You'll definitely have more turnover either way.Most  middle-of -the-road tenants have their own stuff and want a place to put it.

But I believe it will appeal to a single professional or couple for purchase; since it's so small (1/1 - 600 sq ft), it is also on the lower end of the price spectrum (people are grabbing up, buying, the cheaper places for housing as well). 

Where do you land on the profitability/comfort spectrum?

And then there are folks like me who fall somewhere in between that spectrum.

I owned a duplex off of Delaware Ave, near the Spectrum for a couple of years.