Flying Star in the rail yard would be perfect as a meeting place.

Tenants gave notice and moved out, but left two cats in the yard.

The other unknown factor is the buyers not might like a power station in the yard, barking dogs next door, power lines in back, train close by, etc.So if they have say ten properties they selected the buyers have more time than the agent.

In this case, there is a broken pipe (PVC) on the ground outside and one unit's dishwater (and garbage disposal) is now draining into the yard.3.

The house sits way back by the alley, looks to be in pretty decent condition, has a great front yard with beautiful green grass all the way up to the sidewalk.

I have left the "sold" sign in the front yards of several of my rentals for an entire winter without hassle.I'd check with your city to see what signs or advertisements are allowed.

When I put a property for lease on the MLS and put a sign in the yard and I get 20-30 calls a day, plus emails.

For example, once an inspector listed that the french doors leading to the back yard swung out and therefore the hinges were on the outside of the house which presented a security threat because anyone could knock the pin out and take the door of the hinge to break in the house.

This a house right across the street from me, vacant and the back yard faces the lake. the highest selling house on the street was a new construction right next to it that does not even fit in the area.

Based on current rents, and subtracting 60% operating expenses (which includes taxes, insurance, maintenance, water/sewer, management, vacancies, capex, and other misc expenses like yard care and legal fees), right now the NOI (Net Operating Income) is: $3120 - 1872 = $1248 $1248 - 815 debt service = $433 cash flow or $54.13/door - not very exciting $433 x 12 = $5196 / $47475 (25% down payment & closing costs) = 11% ROI $1248 x 12 = $14976/$189900 = 8% cap The numbers only scratch the surface, however.