If it's weak tenants and not credit rated it's historically proven over a 5 to 10 year hold even in a strong location that some tenants will go dark.

(The house / fence will be dark grey with light grey / white trims, old picture)

I would go with tile with multi colors in it but not to dark and not to light go in the middle.My thoughts

Her oven is smoking.

@Ethan GriffelHere’s what I expect from my tenants:Pay rent in timeKeep the house niceShovel/mow as needed Replace light bulbs and smoke det batteries.

With lower class tenants you'll potentially get all kinds of fun....we've had the police called cause one tenant was kicking his girlfriend in the head in the hallway, a couple good tenants had criminal boyfriends that moved in with them (without our permission) and were breaking into the other apartments stealing ...lost one of our good tenants cause his apartment got robbed when he went away for the weekend, constant complaints of weed and smoke smells..if one tenant smokes they all complain constantly.

However, I sent the landlord a message today to check in and make sure that everything was ok, however she said that the current tenant has been giving her a hard time to move out and that he has been smoking inside the place.

holy smokes... gets screwed by the PM, hires a realtor and the realtor drops the ball too!

Also a first for me… C) get a private loan for the rehab costs.D) pay down the loan and have smoking high cash flow property on a mortgage that only costs me 2500ish a month.

So time and lease escalation increase the market value of the property.Yes, a building going dark can be a bummer.