The vast majority of people I've seen here want to own nice places to rent out to nice, civil people who have never put a foot wrong in their lives and have sparkling clean criminal and civil records and yet still consciously decide to be tenants and not homeowners.

Purchase price: $60,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Presenting a charming 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence situated in Toledo, Ohio, just a stone's throw away from the prestigious University of Toledo.

Winston sports a great nightlife, with many great colleges like Wake Forest University- one of the more prestigious schools in the world, many excellent community colleges like Forsyth Tech, and even Historical Schools like Winston-Salem State University, even the all girls college of Salem University.

Your renovated, it looks sparkling in the photos, get the highest price and walk away without worry January 1.

So I think higher end, more expensive/prestigious schools will be less affected. 

I'm in another state and don't need a prestigious address for brand awareness, etc..

They really make the space sparkle and shine. 

I too would want to have the work done and deduct from SD.Originally posted by Marc Freislinger:I prefer not to let tenants "return the property to original condition" after I had a tenant fill several gouges in drywall with toothpaste.BTW, wouldn't the blue sparkles show up where they plugged with the toothpaste?

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I used to send a "30" day letter, spelling out what they had to do; "broom clean" (100) no stains on carpet (50 per), lawn mowed within 2 days of vacating (50), oven (50), tubs (25), sinks and tile floors "sparking", no dog poop in yard (5/pile), all light bulbs working (10), all light fixtures clean (10), windows "sparkling", no cobwebs, etc.