These buyers prefer rustic modern (think Magnolia Homes) and, especially, if you go the extra mile to keep and highlight any existing historic home features (cove ceilings, please double check for batchelder tile on the fire place!

It saves time and effort.I use Tellus that helps me a lot, and its screening feature eliminates worries about tenant’s credibility.

The lower unit had some extra features, so there was an increase in rent. 

Generally NO if they a) have extensive rot or b) were poorly/lightly built in the first place. 2) Is the home worth saving due to location, size, architectural features, etc? 

I am getting better at trying to tag individuals in replying to posts, but is it difficult to include the tagging feature when editing or updating a post?

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Chasing extra features is a race to the bottom.

As Account Closed said, add features like additional beds or baths. 

It has all features I need. 

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