It’s at the end of the fjord, right on the water, protected by mountains, close to glaciers, lots of great outdoor activities, and I have found there to be less crazy people in Seward vs homer.

So I hose off my outdoor condensers' fins and spray for ants and have been changing filters for my tenants every few months.

And wasn't that week in February cold outdoors in that area?

The house sits on a very hilly street and the site itself is a big hill, leaving whatever residence would occuply it with no useable outdoor space, not even a driveway for a car.

I haven’t delved deep enough to fully understand their target profit margin, but they do a really beautiful job with all of their rehabs - gleaming hardwood floors, kitchens dressed to the 9s, updated outdoor masonry, etc. which leads me to believe they must be somewhat selective with location (Baltimore still has some 16,000 vacancies) and sure of good resale value.Anyway, the title of the role is ‘Property Research Manager’.

Carpet, paint, outdoor woodwork, some kitchen things.Rent estimate of $850 ($375 up, $475 down)ParcelB - Listed at $45K; ARV best guess is $50KBuilding2SFH, 3/1. 

I plan on having one roomate (400 per mo.) and one tenant outside renting outdoor space (200 per mo.).

Still, you need something that stands out, not just a pool table and outdoor fire pit.Here are our listings, I'll try to provide as much info as I can:Relax and Enjoy the View - https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5...Purchased in June 2021 - $525,000. 

-Outdoor wood rott-Other AC outdoor unit is from 2007Thats what I remember - still waiting for the report.On the bright side: Foundation & Brick (some small cracks in brick but nothing to be concerned according to inspector) and Roof seem to have no issuesEspecially for the electric issues I have no clue how much to expect 1K or 10K?

We absolutely love living here and enjoy all the outdoor activities available to us.