The more elegant, useful and wholistic your approach and execution, the greater likelihood what your portfolio produces will be beautiful and profitable. 

So I believe one’s filter needs to be adjusted somewhat when evaluating things.I would encourage you to look closer to downtown Greenville.Downtown is what makes Greenville special.We live in North Main and are about a mile from downtown and love it.We walk downtown for the music, festivals and dining and the river, Falls Park, and the waterfall.

The Property consists of 1 main home, 1926 German built Tudor home with 4 bedrooms, 5 bath, Florida room, Living, Dining, Kitchen.

If you are not an "Elegible Bidder" as defined by SB 1079, and you are buying 1-4 family homes, it is unlikely you will find any title company willing to issue title insurance.

Since I furnished the rest of the home (i.e. living room, dining room, kitchen), I stated the $850 a room is a steal given the person would need to purchase furnished items.

Started with removing two interior walls and replacing them with above ceiling beams to create one main common living area that encompassed the kitchen, dining and living rooms.

Dining room allows access to the expansive deck overlooking the extra large and perfectly manicured lawn.

My question is should we sell the house "as is" which would bring us about $400k total or do the reno and then do room rents with shared spaces of the large kitchen, dining room, and giant living room?

I just had a guy paint a three bedroom bungalow with a dining room.

The place used two, one in the kitchen/dining room and one in the living room/front bedroom.