It does have some junky cars, some sort of building, and a camper sitting on the lot.

Its like a car, after 200,000 miles its just toast.The more "miles" your house has the more ongoing repairs and the faster you have to build up for the major rehab.Once you understand this, you will look at deals differently.

My live-in tenants and I have not seen a single car at that house since the for-sale sign went up.

My house is pretty much my only liability, my wife’s car has $7000 left on the loan and that’s it.

I'd get a nice car if you don't have one for sure. 

Interstate 75 is getting about 160k cars a day and I-575 off shoot is getting about 100k now.You have to understand anything listed they would not want to touch a 15% or more discount right away.

The most I do is carry maybe a dozen boxes out per week to my car, so I don't think the township is going to come down on me any time soon.

It's two bedroom, two bath, needs new windows, doors, insulation (particularly the second floor), electric, plumbing, HVAC, kitchen, and the detached garage (single car) rehabbed as well.

Require insurance.My friend rents his garages separate from his houses and most of the time his tenants don’t want the garage at $100+/mo so he gets car enthusiasts and contractors in there.

Apparently she and many of the other residents suspect that the management company is pocketing monthly fees that are earmarked for improvements to the complex, and has been towing condo owners' cars for nonpayment of disputed bills.She and many of the other residents in the complex are non-native English speakers and of limited means.