Once they are not covering the belongings inside, it got cheaper.

Almost every neighbor who I’ve met happened to be long time homeowners in the neighborhood and have been encouraging.

@S Harper most likely his belongings are inside the property.

One poster here is blowing smoke up where it don't belong. 

Every MLS I have belonged to (In Texas)  views posting the SOLD Price was Mandatory - Not Optional. 

He sounded desperate to sell when I talked to him because the house belonged to his deceased brother, which I assume makes him the landlord.

Looking ahead to rehab work, and after doing my research for mortgage financing etc, amongst many requirements, but one in particular, i was told in order for me to get a mortgage for my investment properties, which will belong to my LLC, i would have to have the deeds in my possession to the properties seasoned for at least 6 months before being considered.

There is definitely money to made in SS, and plenty of people are doing it.I'll also add to Mike's comments that small increases are easily attainable as (1) tenants typically aren't talking to each other about price (i.e. comparing their rent), etc and (2) most tenants don't find a small increase in price motivation enough to spend money on a moving truck and spend a weekend or more moving their belongings to a new facility.

It will all be long-term capital gains, since we have held these investments for over a year.

So money found in the wall belongs to the new owner.