The only things that would deter us from buying is external factors; bad curb appeal, bad neighbors, next door to an airport, etc.

I don't think I will have enough funds left over after I give it some curb appeal to add the master suit and turn it into a 3 bed 2 bath, but I think I should be able to get the renovation costs back after I re-appraise.

[b]At the eviction (TX), the person who foreclosed can indeed place the former owner's possessions on the curb.

Basement has coin-op 2 washer/dryers.A few rusted radiator vales need to be replaced, I am budgeting $600ExteriorHouse has little curb appeal.

Put these scammers' belongings on the curb, take a photo of it and post it on Craigslist under "free furniture".  

The details -The bank counter is 119k-Rents for 1k-1100 per month-Built in 2004-1500 sq ft 3/2Financial:-25% down(+)'sGood neighborhood and surrounding areaNewer home so hopefully not many repair Some Curb apeal -Good size(-)'s-Tiny lot (backyard maybe 6 foot long)--The builder put a lot of these home in one area so the street is one lane -low end fixtures etc, not the best layout.

Basically, I could fine the tenant monthly for leaving a trash cart at the curb, blocking a driveway, parking on the grass, not keeping the yard in like manner of surrounding properties in the area or allowing personal items to be left in the yard, etc.Basically what I said was;For and in consideration of the rents described, Tennat agrees that such amounts are set based on Landlord not being required to perform administartive duties with regard to the enforcement of this agreement.

Probably not noticable from the curb.

The curb appeal is what you are going for.

It's not LOCATION, it's not that there are HFH houses or Section 8s in the neighborhood, it's not lack of curb appeal, dirty carpet, funky kitchens or outdated light fixtures.PRICE SELLS HOUSES.If you don't believe this, price that house at ONE DOLLAR and see how fast you get many good, serious CASH OFFERS.