I like the open floor space in the living/dining, floor,  and choice of tiles and granite and the overall kitchen.  

Unless your location is in the middle of a 200+ miles commute between two destinations and very close to dining/entertainment, I’m guessing you’d have to offer it as a draw to bring people to your location. 99% of in-town people won’t NEED to charge but would charge if it was free.

Location is great as it surrounds tons of local shopping, dining, entertainment, and easy access to two main freeways.The description mentions that the land lease expires in December on 2063.

I paid $40,000 for it in 2020 and put about $70k into the rehab.Some things we did: opened the kitchen to the main dining area, creating that open concept look/feel.

Basically the whole house will be bedroom or bathroom with the exception of the good-sized kitchen, large, open, dining room, and decent sized living room. 

After she left I dropped paint, laminate flooring for living room/Dining rm, new water heater and my new tenant did all the work at no charge.

Relevant Images: https://imgur.com/a/SEvTjR5Thank you very muchFor Context:The other two rooms are the dining room and living room.PSA: Yes the dining room has two closets in it...

There's lots to do like fishing, hiking, dining out, tubing, boating etc.

In the 1950s, they hosted a wedding up there in the open-plan combined sunroom, living room, and dining room.

No pool, so added other unique and fun things in the yard - large screened porch with dining table and lounge area, Gazebo, lawn games, putting green, outdoor shower made out of an old surfboard.