I say a person on lease or even John Doe and all occupants on the eviction.If they don't have the utilities on, I call code enforcement and they will set everyone on curb in 24 hours.

Can create off-street parking with curb cut already there from a 100 years ago, or create great backyard with porch etc.With yards being eaten alive with ADU's and all seems yards should be a premium.

All cosmetic updating and minor exterior curb appeal.

We are painting entire exterior, cleaning up curb appeal and re-branding.

So far I have boosted curb appeal by power washing the exterior, painting the shutters, removing some old rotting fences and dead trees and bushes.

@Katherine Earle we buy and hold SFs in the suburbs for our own portfolio, but the cool thing about working as an agent is that I get to see all sorts of deals - and how they pan out - even deals I would never pursue myself; all the way from commercial deals to city owned properties.On the positive: helping to improve a neighborhood or a street feels good and gives us investors a higher sense of purpose - nothing like neighbors thanking you for turning that ugly eye sore into a valued piece with soem curb appeal.

We added a large platform deck off the back of the home, light landscaping for curb appeael and fenced in back yard for privacy.

The one that adds up is sidewalk/curbs.

The appraiser should have gone outside the time range of 9 months if needed to determine market value.My lender filed an appeal for the appraiser to quantify certain adjustments (lack of condition/curb appeal, lack of adjustments for bedrooms/bathrooms, lack of adjustments for other desirable features in my market such as porch + deck + Single-Family Detached Home (used twins/townhouses as comps with no adjustment).

None of the pics say "wow".Also, many tenants in urban areas want to see the outside of the building, so curb appeal is a positive.Also, what is the title of the ad?