@Aja Leafe-HallDon’t do the STR if it won’t LTR for 1% and never STR if it wont gross at least 1.5%Don’t do a partnership until you have some experienceOption 3.... what makes you think the septic is bad?

I bought a great tool a big Shepard hook that attaches to my leaf blower works great for the lower gutters.Put window well covers on all basement windows.Then buy dirt put around the foundation with fall from the house.Dirk form John Norris has trained me well!!

Good advice above.empty garageuse leaf blower to quickly remove dirt dust etcpower washer surface cleaner would be huge helpthen some heavy duty degreaser. scrub agitate then let soak (not dry)then surface clean again and rinse.should be good to go.you can rent a powerwasher and surface cleaner from Home Depot. 4 hrs should do it if your close to store.

On Zillow there is a listing for 326 silky leaf dr Houston TX 77073.

Additionally finding a good PM for c class properties is like trying to find a 4 leaf clover in a corn field.I would advise against investing in C class based on "potential growth".

Also, don't forget to include CapEx and groundskeeping (lawn care, leaf removal, snow removal).  

I'm a beginner, though I own a house in the Green Lake / Maple Leaf area that I'm considering turning into a rental -- after I'm done finishing the basement.Have heard some horror stories of being a landlord -- so looking for best practices on how to avoid the horrors.  

Perhaps I'm being overly ambitious by taking a leaf out of @Brandon Turner 's book and throwing "The Ultimate Guide" in the title, but my goal is to create a comprehensive point of reference for investors looking to utilize Conventional loans to grow their real estate portfolio.

I need to put in a couple of shade trees, I am going to make sure they are ones with small leaves, so leaf raking in the fall is less of a chore.

I've turned a new leaf and will never look back.