Beyond smell, you're going to have a reasonable amount of heavy trucks bringing chemicals, septic haulers bringing in portable crap loads, solid waste cakes being hauled to the landfill or (worse) slurry land applied. 

Do you do a tutorial?

No garantee...holy crap.

There's less competition on the garbage properties, and the banks seem to be more eager to get these pieces of crap off of their books.

I attach an addendum to the contract and explain to the bird dog or buyer direct, this FL contract w/ the addendum is the same as a bank addendum except it is not so in depth with all the crap they put on there.

If you as a seller offer a bonus with a bunch of crap conditions tied to it to give you an out  then a lot of brokers and agents won't even show it.

At BP, not only can you connect with other real estate investors, you can become more knowledgeable with real estate by taking the free online courses and watching the free online video tutorials.

If I posted my flip, they would have said the same thing. doesn't matter. the other homes were crap and this one was good. sold for $195k, the comps around there would say it should have gone for $170k.

Cheap properties attract the worst crap garbage loser "tenants" (my term for them is disgusting thieves who lie their way thru life).Your strategy needs some very careful due diligence.

This was also tied into most LTR tenants' well-documented perennial inability to throw their crap away, sure, but in a far more intense and personal way -- moving from a three-bedroom house to a two-bedroom apartment also meant parting with the precious stuff they had bought to furnish THEIR OWN HOUSE, and for many of them, the memory of buying that stuff was and continued to be tied to one of the happiest periods of their lives.I don't think we talk about those nuanced realities of a LTR tenant's mindset as frequently as we should here.