North Center where I live has the fastest declining population in the city and it is not cause it is a bad neighborhood.  

Maybe bring a bit of furniture & accessories from your own house to stage it (or rent from one of those rent-to -own places, tip from @Brandon Turner on a podcast, I think).  

If they aren't getting it done then maybe move on to someone else.With 45 days and counting down you need laser like focus.One the commercial retail side when I have buyers with a 1031 looking to buy property for retail centers etc.

Lookup Long Beach memorial Center and Willow Station.

& you are right...rent to price ratio doesn't make sense.Listing agent advised listing it for $620K, staging it, etc...Property is free & clear, but what i could net is still not enough to do a good 1031 exchange.

They are not exempt from federal, state, and local housing laws which are centered around discrimination and fair housing.  

Workers @ said campus probably will have wages high enough to live in better school districts than KCMO, Center, Grandview, or Raytown.  4)Here's a bonus for you: I recently appraised a home at 107th & Cambridge.

Are they expecting full color brochures, Do they expect me to do up a full presentation, are they looking for me to give advice on staging and recommend my handyman out for some cheap adjustments?

http://www.tpcrents.com/The Property Center is very good. 

Being in the beginning stages of investing,  should I still be saving receipts for gas,  books, office supplies (new printer,  software, ect)?