My leases state they must use "command strips" of something similar and they are responsible for any holes.

Not sure what you are looking for with bakeries, but this link as some good ones - http://www.gonola.com/2013/07/30/gonola-top-5-new-...Donuts -http://www.thrillist.com/eat/new-orleans/best-donu... and also must try District Donuts for some very unique and creative donuts - http://www.donutsandsliders.com/#aboutLunch - Dat Dog, Sante Fe, Cochon Butcher, Milk Bar, The Joint (BBQ), Rum House, LukeDinner -Bourbon House, Mr B's, Maximos, Mr Johns Steakhouse, Desi Vega's Steakhouse, GW Fins, La Petit Grocery, MiLa, Emeril's NOLA, Delmonico, Sylvain, Meauxbar, Root, Oxalis, Herbsaint, Clancy's, La Petitie Grocery, Commander's Palace, Bayona, Muriel's, Tableau, Restaurant August... there's just too many good restaurants here!

If you are selling, "do the math" and see if you can command a "higher price" if your clear "excess brush, trees, etc.".Tanuj, ...good luck to you!

Contact their command.

Any thoughts would be appreciated, but from what I've seen, increased rent is commanded by cosmetic updates such as hardwood flooring, ktichen cabinets, and of course, the number one rule of real estate, location (T stop, highway convenience, beach).Multi Valuation-With a focus on triplexes and fourplexes, I started to analyze the valuations of these multi family properties.

But as a savvy investor, it is important to understand which expenditures are justifiable and can help move a property or even command a higher price.

The objective:  If they want to sell later they can target a homeowner versus just targeting another investorsub $50K- We're not big fans of these properties but if you get a property cheap enough & can still command the rent then the taxes don't concern you as much.  

Otherwise I'd go poke around on AirBNB etc. and see what 3/2 houses seem to command the highest prices and/or most booked calendars and suss out why.

As I previously indicated, I structure deals completely differently and command a premium in "rent" payments that equate to a true triple net lease where all debt service, maintenance, repairs, etc., plus cash flow is paid for by the tenant.

Your wish is our command Josh!