Are they trying to generate the most cash possible in the short term or are they looking to maximize their wealth over the medium to long term or are they trying to do something else?

I'll use a medium black sharpie pen, and I'll write something like,``````````````````````Hi,If your home is still for sale, would you mind calling me please?

The "older style" I am referring to is the 10 foot width of the home and dated look.

The width was too narrow for any modern home.

As long as you had the width, it would go over just about anything.A friend of the environment they are not, but if you don't mind living at the gas station, they're a lot of fun.

I think medium term we'll get to see appreciation - and the rents in the meantime are nice - 1% isn't hard and 1.2% is very doable.

I'm particularly interested in small-medium multi's and/or BRRRR candidates but not finished SFH's and i also don't care to flip. 

Also if not the full width of the bathroom, there will be some type of shelving/void to fill to consider.As a second or third bathroom, I would weigh more on the number of bedrooms up vs down and if there is another bathroom with a tub upstairs.

He said in So Cal it's done very well for him despite being so rudimentary.I've also heard you can just ask the seller for what needs fixing and ballpark the rehab as light/medium/heavy.

It's a medium-priced repair; just charge the tenants be done with it unless there are other problems with the range.