I buy 2" faux wood blinds and ceiling fans, and curtain rods for each house.

For a couple thousand bucks you could make this place look pretty nice: clean the mold/mildew or whatever the black stuff is under the eaves and on the base of the front porch post, touch up the paint, get rid of the mismatched cabinets with missing drawers, the faux brick, the wood paneling, the beat up and dirty dark flooring and replace all that with updated but inexpensive builder-grade materials, put a real handrail on the front porch instead of the ugly 2x6...

These new properties though can generally run in price from 1.4 million to 2.6 million.Sounds like you have an older vintage Dollar General with a NN.

The top "obamacare for mortgages" faux-marketplace has a minimum monthly buy-in of $5000 per month per loan officer.

We took the house from a burned out shell to essentially a "new" home with vintage details inside of the restored historic exterior.Lessons learned?

Some of the vintage leases have overinflated rents from when the developer built it new and gave heavy TI.Walgreens is not doing as well as CVS currently.

@Jim K.I appreciate your response, however, your jumping to conclusions is unjustified.The bathroom consisted of vintage mid century blue toilet and vanity.

Wood floors(faux or real), kitchens, bathrooms, and appliances will always improve your asset...but, not in war zones, it will be more stuff to fix or replace sooner.9.

Not the circus like in Gatlinburg, but constant stream of guests due to proximity of the SMNP (most visited in the country) We have a vintage airstream on a plot of private land with Wifi, plumbing, and A/C.

Only your TV is stolen and a few pieces of jewelry.