After speaking with my accountant and several investors, I got that nailed for the short term.  

I think @John Warren nailed it though....if you send in a plumber to all the united to check faucets, toilets, valves, etc. you could probably decrease a lot of small leaks and reduce the bill somewhat significantly. 

@Dan Johnson nailed it.You can always go back to LTR.While it is true that there is a "cap," in a sense, on a 1/1...it'll rent at hotel rates ~$100/night, which is vastly more than a LTR.

@Terri Hoffort:Hi Terri,It might fit into the neighborhood better, if a lot of people also have railings--or start a neighborhood railing trend.And the under porch fancy stuff, typically gets nailed on from behind the porch floor beam vs in front of it, and the bottom should miss the dirt by a few inches to prevent decay.Access--there is usually a window in the basement you can get through under there, or have one of the sides hinged so it swings up out of the way, because if leaves accumulate under there you (might) want to remove them.Good Luck!

Of course management is usually pretty easy to nail down. 

I really wanna nail this deal.  

That was right in the middle of the housing crisis and I almost got nailed because I didn't have enough equity in the house when housing prices dropped excessively. 

Land development is very straight forward and easy to cost out so you should be able to nail the numbers. 

@Monte Riding, I think you nailed it!

@Bruce Woodruff Hit the nail on the head.