I could see the damage this was beginning to cause, so we discussed it with the tenants, and agreed on a solution, which was they did not have to take it down, we scheduled a day to return, and wrapped/attached a single piece of thick soft plastic around the rack so that splashed water just runs back into the sink.

The home has a full basement with a bathroom ,back patio garage  4 bedrooms 3 bath 1700 sq ft.

Renters like the private entrance, patio, attached garage, etc.

It also had tile instead of raw concrete in the patio.

Now that we are settling in and getting all the new construction costs handled (landscaping, fence, patio, minor home upgrades etc) we are wanting to put our money to work for us in more than just the financial markets.It seems to be tough to find rental properties in the Denver Metro / Boulder Metro area that turn a profit on a 15yr mortgage, but I'm only casually looking while accruing my downpayment.Q: What price point should I be looking into?  

This particular row home does not have any grounds other than a small patio in the back and sidewalk in the front.  

I really want to focus on unique properties that stand out from the other rentals that have things such as a garage, multiple bedrooms, private back yard, patio area, etc.

Steve,A bedroom - without a secondary exit to the exterior (i.e. french/patio doors to a balcony) - must have a window meeting code for egress, which under the 2009 edition of the International Residential Code (IRC) must satisfy four criteria: • Minimum width of opening: 20 in

Looking for roofers, plumbers, electricians, windows/siding, exterior retaining walls, concrete patio/stairs, and handymen.

Some specific things to consider are whether you'll be providing appliances and, if so, whether you'll provide a warranty (if it breaks, you pay to fix it); what type of AC each house has (window and wall units tend to crap out during the summer months and not many AC vendors are willing to work on them); whether the homes have sprinkler systems (tenants tend to not water the lawn of their own accord); whether either home has a patio and what condition the patio is in (is it dry-rotted and falling down?