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Rents: unit 1 (3 bed) $975 unit 2 (3 bed) $1100All utilities covered by tenantsI am responsible for upkeep of well system(the solution used to treat water) and septic tank cleaningI am probably being more conservative of my expenses but after running everything i could think of,I will get a monthly cash flow as of right now before any increases in rent.Monthly cash flow: $195This house is on the older side (1900) so there is some work to be done, but it has sturdy bones.I couldn't take pictures of the insides because there are currently tenants in there (i can hear the moans of disapproval already)but being that they are both on month to month leases and I have yet to find any negative info on them, I'm going to see how this goes.However, I do have plans in place to replace them if need be.Once again, I want to thank everyone at BP (those who help keep the site going and all the members who add tons of content everyday).

They are also sturdy for most part which is why I have tree stands in a few of them lol.

Waterproof, mold proof, sturdy.   

However, after a few issues with not having the dog on a leash, dog waste not being cleaned up, and the tenant against my permission putting up an outdoor dogrun and leaving the dog out barking at night (tenant complaint), I revoked the Pet Addendum.

I 2nd what @James Wise said, but if I were going to do it (and I was not working with load bearing walls, I would focus on the back area and hall.It really comes down to what our close in competition is getting and what their offerings are.If you see a more tidy, rain protected look getting more money without sitting on the market too long, or you don't want to offer something too downscale (looking for a little better renter--hopefully)....maybe focus on the hall and back door.Some of the things I see that can could the possible rent a little better might be, door types, a rain roof, concrete patio and trash areas, a cellular door bell on the bottom, an outdoor modern looking pigtail florescent light (day lighter), the interior hall with commercial tread covers and lighting like the sun (day lighter) as well as a sturdy metal handrail or two, and a window at the top.But as James said above--beware of spending when you don't have to (but that's your call depending on your close in competition).Good Luck!

Keep in mind that while politically I may not really be in favor of H-1B workers, they know they are on an incredibly short leash.

@Jessica StevensonI am a Realtor and investor here in Jacksonville and I would say concrete block homes are very sturdy and a great buy given age of home compared to the wood frames/stucco that are more prone to termites.

Most of the work is for one side only.1 set smart lock -100paint front porch railing -385Pressure wash entire exterior -385scrape and paint soffits 24 side only -785scrape and paint window trim/ frames -610repair screen door -110repair deck to code (stairs rail) -685stain deck to code 550remove unused lockbox -15remove pile of firewood -85paint interior window trim/frames -485prime and paint cabinets to repair under sink -810run proper 220-595smokes x1 -35CO2x3 -135repair sink to be sturdy -85paint trim on stairwell -55toilet running-replace components -110paint door that has crayon marks -70repair and paint door to bed 1 -120repair door to bed 2 -120adjust both doors to close and latch -120repair utility room door -120filter sway and HVAC checkup -185

What kind of company can reinforce it or brace to make it safe and sturdy to walk on and under?