I would choose an island with a good work surface that could double as an eating surface with bar stools on the living room side and cabinets on the kitchen side.

I think on this particular lot that $2200 would still leave some room for some profit but if I went through a traditional closing, it would eat up a good chunk of the profits.

Folks might notice it and fix it but if it takes a month or two it certainly won't crimp their eating out budget.Just my nerdy 2 cents.

keep it. cost to sell would eat most of your equity and then you'll (likely) pay taxes on the difference, AND you lose a cash flowing asset. 

Let me know if I can help with any place that you may want to relax, eat, and explore in town. 

Financing is going to eat up ~$930 (assuming the balance is cash) leaving $570/M ($6,840/Y) on your ~$12,500 cash investment (WOW if it works).

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Possibly while eating a burrito.

subscribe to Property Radar hands down best app to find these things.although in that area trying to buy one property is probably a complete waste of timethe guys and gals that do it for a living will eat your lunch... if you are successful and buy one it will be near full retail if not more.. go to the sales and watch them for a month or two and you will see how it works.

Make sure you have a backup plan (even if it eats all of your profits) in case your main person cant go.- Superhost was the former name of Guesty.