There are no large broken branches that we are neglecting.We would have to remove basically the entire tree in order to completely remove the risk of anything falling on them.

Aside from the kitchen what isn't broken is out dated.

I've fairly good success with that approach.When it comes to skip tracing and cold calling/texting the most frequent mistakes can be broken down in these areas:Poor Data - speaks for itself.  

In summary:The place I bought from Ohio Cashflow was an old, broken down home that required frequent repairs despite having "significant" improvements at the time of purchase.

Last month I see a broken 3/1 in San Mateo for 800k, comp is 1.1; sold for 900k.

I’ll link to that, like I linked to this post so the people interested can know about our situation/property).https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/1189499-seeking-buyers-investors-for-my-home-near-ski-resort-in-the-california-sierra-sThank you all again for the advice (I know I sound like a broken record!

The property was unlivable at the time, broken water pipes, frozen boiler and water damage.

It lists the nightly rate in total, the fees broken down (pet, cleaning etc) and the service fee.

Exterior lighting up high that cannot be broken with a projectile.

When you're in a blanket and sell you have to pay down 120% of the loan balance of each property when the blanket is broken .