As you can see, the lines intersect, and a the difference between the lines is the amount you would save or lose.

The area is a class B- area with 2 other commercial businesses respectfully located right before the 5 street busy intersection.

We don't know for sure but we think the damage is because of a failure at one of these intersections.

Perhaps do some dialing for dollars, find an REI friendly lender (most aren't) that will show you how the intersection between your finances, the property's PITI, and rent from the property, work together. 

Therefore, I believe this property will maintain its value if not increase over time.The second property is located at an intersection of a busy, but quiet, highway that has seen development creep its way in a quickened fashioned over the past couple of years, so it is fairly ripe to get.

There is residential diagonally cross the intersection so perhaps that would help.

Put a handwritten bandit sign in the yard of the property that saysFor Sale$7,000 cash obo555-5555Then put up several others at major intersections nearby that sayCheap House For Sale$7,000 Cash OBO123 Main St.

We just bought our first rental property in northwest Raleigh, right near the intersection of Duraleigh and Glenwood.

I'll get a metal roof and I estimated it at about $6,000.One front door is near where two roof angles meet, and I imagine the gutter couldn't take on the stream at that intersection, because there's water damage on the inside of that wall that leads to the basement/garage.

I believe the property is in the Dunedin City limits, it is just north of the Main/Skinner blvd. intersection.