I love that you have skin in the game and are taking steps to be thoughtful in your responsibility as a builder to provide more functionality and outdoor space for future tenants. 

I'm in the process of trying to get this done soon to eliminate that concern.My issue with the garage is, most houses in my sub-dividson have fully functional garages, so I would like to use this property as a lesson's learned and take the projected $80k that I may make on this home if I do sell it and use that money to invest in another property that is in better condition when the market is better for buyers 1-2 years down the road.I will also potentially be moving away (over 8 hours away) from this area in about 2 years, so another reason I'm looking to maybe sell since it can be hard to find great property managers.Anyway, this is my first rental property, so I just wanted to pick the brains of others since I have a limited small view of things and maybe missing the big picture on why I should hang on to it.Note, I have been lucky enough to have 2 different tenants rent this home out since I renovated it, but after moving out, they love the house but did mention dislikes about the garage doors and basements when we asked for things they would recommend for improvement.Thanks!

My thought would be spend way more time looking at deals, sourcing deals, closing deals, than reinventing a great well functioning wheel.   

They function similarly to MF but are considered SF by lenders so you can get a 3-5% conventional loan every year without having to refi.

@Ned CareyTry batchgeoIt will map all the locations then you can put them google from one to the otherI believe google also has similar function but batchgeo was so simple

I have created a website before using Shoppifys platform for e-commerce, but those seem to lack the capabilities that a real estate website will require for functionality.

@Garrett Johnson I encourage you to find and use the search function in the BP forums.

To increase savings rate I'd get another roommate and search for a functional beater on CL or Offer Up or some form of private sale. 

Final walkthrough- just check everything is functioning and charge for broken not wear and tear like painting.

Remember as a landlord you are to provide a functional home to your tenants and in the case that it isn't you are obligated to make repairs upon tenants request.