I'm surprised they didn't tuck me in.

Something tucked in the corner of a shopping center, or outside of an anchored center in going to be harder to fill, just like rentals in a crap area, that hasn't been redone in 15 years is harder to fill. 

Picture this: a cozy little hideaway tucked into the hills, surrounded by nothing but nature's beauty.

Market tucked in Dixie National Forrest and my rental has been booked pretty solid throughout the shoulder season. 1 hour away from both Zion, and Bryce Canyon national parks so good centralized location for those looking to see both. 

I drove to the property and it was a mobile home tucked away in a very remote area.

Purchase price: $235,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $425,000 The Ardmore Chalet is a fully updated contemporary home that resembles a hidden mountain getaway tucked into the middle of the Ardmore neighborhood.

You can nip and tuck whatever you'd like, just make sure the lease isn't voidable by the tenant.

I will definitely work to limit expenses and tuck away as much cushion funds for the upfront and during reno expenses.

There could be significant immediate cash flows and internal rate of returns and b.) it could be a forever home for me as it is tucked in a nice acreage with nice trees and the main home could be fixed up to be a real nice place to be.

I usually find that these are very structurally sound and if anything just need a little tuck pointing where the mortar has fallen out.