Reward - $100 (or $200 or $400, etc) for any information that leads me to buy your neighbors' eye sore so I can start fixing it up.  

I come home from long 12-14 hour shifts on my feet, averaging between 22-30k steps according to my phone very sore and wore to the point of being unhappy.

I'm at a point that I want to execute because I think my idea could end up revitalizing a low-income area in Memphis, TN that is an eye sore!  

They live 3 streets away so relying on them for some help would be possible.Below are the details:LP -$650001025 SQRFT3 Bed1 BathAttached garageNo basementShould rent for 900 minRehab estimate:New kitchen - $7000HVAC - $5000Bathroom - $1500Flooring - $2000Doors - $1000Hot water heater - $500Contingency - $3000 Total rehab $20,000Now all of the repairs don't need to be done at once.

Decks should feel solid without any repairs sticking out like a sore thumb (match the paint/stain). 

This looks to deal with autism...AN ACT relating to persons with disabilities; requiring certain pupils with disabilities to take an adaptive behavior assessment; requiring the results of an adaptive behavior assessment to be incorporated in a summary of performance provided to a pupil by a school district; including persons who may benefit from certain services provided to persons with autism spectrum disorders as determined by an initial screening for autism spectrum disorders within the Autism Treatment Assistance Program; and providing other matters properly relating theretoAB284

Didn't see any other houses with solar in neighborhood and panels not an eye sore.

If so, re-lease to the tenant if you can. 

So, Re/Max agents are highly motivated.

#ThatsOaklandA landlord can evict a tenant for the following reasons: Failure to pay rent;Breach of lease terms;Failure to sign a lease extension or renewal that contains materially the same terms as the current lease terms;Willful substantial damage to the unit;Disorderly destruction of peace and quiet of other tenants;Use of unit for illegal purpose;Denial of legal access to unit to the landlord, after written notice to cease;Owner seeks in good faith to recover possession of the rental unit for her occupancy as a principal residence, where she has previously occupied the unit as her principal residence and has the right to recover possession for her occupancy as a principal residence under a written rental agreement with the current tenants.Owner seeks in good faith to recover possession for her own use and occupancy as her principal residence, or for the use and occupancy as a principal residence for her spouse, domestic partner, child, parent, or grandparent.Necessary substantial repairs, for a three month temporary relocation; orOwner seeks to remove the property from the rental market as an Ellic Act eviction.