And I have not checked on Overages but I doubt there are any.Its a sad state of affairs there those nice brick homes were so beautifully built by real carpenters and craftsmen in the day.

The setting is beautiful with some woods, a nice pond and creek.

Dante - what you are looking for are triggers; catalysts that would cause an owner to want become a motivated seller.Many of the posts on this thread missed the point.I suggest you go park in front of one of these type buildings with a notepad and write down everything that you can think of that would cause a property owner to pull their hair out in frustration or anger.

Our solution is that even though we have property management and live out of state, we spend 3-5 days every year or so (last time was 18 months in between), inspecting them and make them beautiful again.

Beautiful!

You have to grind it out to get anywhere, but the beauty of it all is anyone can do it!

I live in Spring Hill, FL where I have beautiful weather year round.

Beautiful (exterior) 1930s ageless appeal, huge windows in the show room.

The tub might look great however when I run the water for a couple minutes I find that their is either a squirrel stuffed in the drain or 2 years worth of hair.

She was a beauty!