If not, you may be able to pay an agent just to list it on MLS (not sure if your MLS posts rentals) but you can usually pay a flat fee and have them do that and direct all inquiries to you. 

In the invoice, the plumber said: "I was unableto locate shut off valve inside the house. it most likely isbehind the paneling in the basement; I did, however, talk toSurratt and she wanted me to shut it off at the meter outside, that' what I did"Thank you very much for your help!

For a couple thousand bucks you could make this place look pretty nice: clean the mold/mildew or whatever the black stuff is under the eaves and on the base of the front porch post, touch up the paint, get rid of the mismatched cabinets with missing drawers, the faux brick, the wood paneling, the beat up and dirty dark flooring and replace all that with updated but inexpensive builder-grade materials, put a real handrail on the front porch instead of the ugly 2x6...

The idea that it's bleed money and pray for appreciation, or roll in cash flow but have flat values is wrong. 

The cost for wiring a HW heater in materials is less than $50 depending on the distance from the panel.

Flat fees are easy to understand and frankly I have to spend several minutes explaining to clients that there is nothing else hidden haha.

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $300,000 Sale price: $730,000 Deconverted a two-flat into a luxury single-family home.

For medium and nicer rental properties my first choice would be Welcome Home Milwaukee (@Matt Maurice) - their flat fee model benefits investors with a little bit higher rents.When you say it's not in a great neighborhood it depends what you mean by that.

I have seen anything from roof only, to structure only, to both roof and structure, exterior mechanical systems, to parking lot, detention ponds and well systems, and even utility lines.NN especially in cold belt states can be a lot of hassle having to maintain certain aspects of the property for a tenant.Absolute NNN new build Dollar Generals typically range from 6.25 to 7.0 cap rates with 15 year primary term leases with flat rent until the option periods.

I understand that a 220V fuse would have to be installed in all the 39 panel boxes.