Background info:  There are communities where row homes are the norm, eg: Boston's lucrative Back Bay, lots of them in San Fran, Brooklyn NY.In the suburbs, we expect SFRs with yards, but there are those than would just as soon not go there.The issue is not the property per se, but the expectations of the local market.

Not sure if the furnished or vacation rental model will work well in the SE but it's something to think about.

Just as Rich Dad is not “per se” is not a R.E. book but a frame of mind book I like “The Magic of Thinking Big” by David SchwartzFavorite Business book?

In NJ, properties NOT in an LLC can have evictions done "pro se" ("by you, not an attorney, thereby saving you about $400 here in Southern New Jersey" ".Over the past twelve years of doing this, we have our go-to contractors, and keep it updated after old ones no longer give us great service & pricing. 

Morning Chris and all,In my opinion (as I don't have any experience per se in staging for flips), is that if you knew that the actual buyer of your home would pay top dollar preferred a blank slate, that's what you'd do.

I don’t have a property manager, per se.

But back to your point how is teaming up to get a higher purse per se to generate 'more funds to bid the price higher' anywhere near the act of collusion/conspiracy listed by the DOJ to keep bids low & thus cheat the respective financial institutions/home owners from higher bid prices???????

Prior experience taught me that students per se are irresponsible and it just get worse at the end of the term or graduation.

This would increase your SE tax.

@Alec Lundell where in SE Idaho are you?