Lastly (and I apologize for the lengthy post yet again, just trying to be as thorough as possible), would you recommend just cleaning up the place and doing minor repairs and updates, or going all out considering the prices of the other homes up for sell in the area.

Hello, I wrote a lengthy introduction and thought it posted.

It's a tiny bit lengthy, as I was trying to ask the right questions and provide a clear outlook on my situation, in order to get a better response.

The TREC contracts are rather lengthy but are just fill in the blanks.To make an offer to a wholesaler nothing is really required.

Google stays away from dynamic pages with lengthy URLs and those which look to the robots they will be changed often.Pages that remain the same are the best bet to be crawled and indexed.

Yes, I am familiar with the carry trade, it would be quite hard not to be if you read any paper.My earlier lengthy post was in reference to the company earlier and their claim that anyone qualifies for a 2% mortgage.Only residents of Japan qualify for this.I referenced with links to support, but they were deleted (as spam?)

Cash is cash, but a tenant that "promises" to make good is STILL a tenant, and now you are subject to all applicable Landlord/Tenant laws, including the typically lengthy and costly eviction process.

I've heard of ListingBook but have not explored it at any length. I

Legal fees.Accounting fees.Lost rent due to a lengthy eviction.Tenant damage above the security deposit.Utilities, at least when its vacant.Capital items (e.g., appliances, carpets, furnaces, roofs, etc.)Speaking of carpets, new carpets every 3-5 years.Property management.Make ready costs.

After a fairly lengthy process, they got the bill from the tax attorney.