I can get an appraisal and try to appeal if I'd like.

If you do either of these strategies you would not need much if any money to do the deal, hence the appeal to new investors.

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Hopefully the proforma doesn't match the curb appeal photo.

To make things more appealing, I have went back to the seller and let her know that because of the area, $25k - $28k is about the best I could do.I am just curious how everyone here handles leads from very rural areas, where there are not great comps and there are not many buyers.

Research found that the appeal of this low calorie beer to heavy drinkers was not its low calories at all (most were proud of their beer bellies), but the fact that it didn't "fill them up" as much as regular beer - so they could drink more and stay in the bar longer.From my own experience of working in international book distribution and marketing, I know that many books are bought not [only] to be read, but as interior decoration or as a symbol of cultural sophistication.

The home with the high comp value is almost always the one in the best condition (upgraded, clean, curb appeal, etc) which is what I use for the ARV.

Is there any other appeal process that others may be aware of with F.M.

But I agree, the larger homes will appeal to families, but at the same time... they will require a higher rent.

I usually have little interest in them b/c you can not easily improve curb appeal.