The not so nice, the not so easy to clean up, the not so desirable.

If they are left behind by a tenant (and are in good condition), I'll leave them up, but otherwise the windows are left uncovered for the exact reasons you've already stated.

Downsides are: they park on the quiet street uncovered.

For those who are planning on the DIY garage floor here's a tip: If something gets onto that floor while you are working, you can have a not-so-nice result, and you can't really walk on the wet floor to remove that something.

And the lady that i dealt with was so nice and easy to work with, that i would deal with these people again any day of the week.

WorthQuiet, older neighborhood with lots of rentalsAsking price $48K, was marketed as a triplexI offered $30K cashDOM 7They countered $40K cash and a short closing date(10 days)I was able to do my own inspectionsDiscovered 4 kitchens and 4 bathrooms.Needs trees trimmed, roof, minor interior repairs and cleanup.Should be worth $80K-$100K when finishedI uncovered a city lien against property for grass cutting(they had to pay for)During title work a federal lien was uncovered(they had to pay for)We closed on the last possible day at 4:00pmObservations:I used a buyers agent to represent myself.

A "roof over their heads" is about the minimum a tenant expects for their rent.THE reasons I want these shingles is because they are SO nice looking, AND they have a high reflective value.

thanks everyone for all your input and for being so nice!

Ahhh, that sounds so nice, I call it "controlling"… so I have been told.

Y'all are so nice.