However in BP *RSVP every thing you share here and elsewhere: *(READ, STUDY, VISUALIZE, PRACTICE.) 

I know that it will take her awhile to qualify for a mortgage, and I will not do a contract sale or seller carry loan or something like that...My biggest thing is that I would definitely like to keep the property, but I know that the tenant is happy and I'm afraid that dynamic might change if I say no.

Might get more showings, but then they still need to visualize when then get there.

Thanks Matthew, and I don't think the questions really are not that hard.If I run ROI (to determine %) and take a step back, I always come up with the same conclusion; it’s wrong because there are dynamic variables at play that can’t be dropped into an equation.

I’m a super visual person and my first impression is that the exterior does not match the beautiful interior.

More curiosity from my part, not really knowing much about real estate and wanting to understand a little more about the dynamics of how and what is needed to open my own brokerage firm. 

Well I *added* value due to my experience managing visual effects and software development projects; creating scopes of work, managing timelines and resources.

I’m brand new to real estate and I know a few things I would like to know more and learn more I want to achieve a lot of goals that I have. I would like to hang out with a local investor and see what their days consis...

And thanks all for the advice regarding drywall/furnace dynamic, again had absolutely no idea!

However, if I do this, the upper unit will have limited space for the dining room (right in front of the range and fridge).I have attached as many pictures as I could, so that it will help all of you to visualize what is the house look like.What do you guys think about the analysis?