These are some of the least appealing to sellers.

this past week ive connected with so many rei enthusiast who if you ask the right question with the right appeal will take the time to introduce you into like minded individuals!

Get an atty with experience or there are guys that specialize in appeals and sit down and figure your odds. 

I am not and this is one of the appeals of SFR for me, much more hands off. 

I'm considering some small flips to begin and I have recently learned that curb appeal is a great place to start.

Thats an interesting idea but I don’t see condos losing their appeal as I love living in mine.

To appeal for the flood insurance, i was told to obtain a elevation certification and submit it to FEMA for review on the premium. 

@Jaron Walling I can say this majority of families are nurse the environment not so much of a problem, I'm not a reader or math person that's another thing I'm more visually and and hearing, and I did go to a program that could help people find jobs but they suggested I do clerical which is office work I don't prefer office work and that job is not going to be around long time before automation takes over, and my two problems I have eye problems and and I wear hearing aid, I try to become a mechanic I even tried to become an Uber driver and all that time I had three interviews and they all turned me down as got home from each one of them.

I wouldn't want a flag hanging in my tenants windows regardless of the representation as I believe it isn't curb appeal and also just tacky.

The house's value is ~$400K so I'm thinking this wouldn't be appealing to an investor.