It is much faster and is way easier for the elderly tenant to keep clean.

Check out your market otherwise if it is clean and descent looking stay with your original plan.

Dirty, needs some major cleaning on the inside.I'm happy with collecting passive income and having a steady paying tenant. 

The roof is newer, as in within the last 5-10 years, and has vinyl siding on the outside, and no visible structural damage. the units are very clean and ready for tenants to move in.

We are holding $30,000 in escrow against any damages and have a hard 30 days deadline for him.Our exit strategy would be to put new appliances and clean up and put it right back on the market for $235-$240k.The seller found out about us through referral from another seller we had marketed to.You never know where your deal would come from. 

I am buying homes that wouldn't pass appraisal standard for the low credit/low down loans and cleaning them up and rehabbing for the first time home buyer with marginal credit etc..   

They are on the low end of structuring what you can and cant do, mainly wanting to keep a clean, nice neighborhood (all single family communities).

The younger EMT told me it was the first time he'd ever come in on a call to find help on the scene already in blue gloves.The older EMT actually stole my roll of paper towels out of my bag to clean up blood with.

Handle the maintenance, cleanings, and on island support for others.

Be sure to vacuum out your kitchen drawers and shelves for tell tale signs of mice during deep cleaning of your unit.