How would you make sure your investment has curb appeal throughout the year?

I have 1,000 credit limit, can I also boost my credit by adding 500-1000 of my own money?

Not to mention only lot without asphalt.Now penndot wants to curb off their parking with in and out opening.Township is holding the permeable surface over me with storm drain and highway commercial zoning issues.Tenant feels helpless.

I haved taken advantage of the equity boost in the South Area.

Although you might want to avoid doing that as you really want to leverage your investment as much as possible to boost your returns.

As Raymond mentioned you can boost your returns by self managing.

Here is one article from a tech website https://tech.co/startup-millennials-cleveland-tech...Here is another one from Curbed that talks about some of the neighborhoods that have seen large increases in prices and also the big projects being planned for the city.

You need to put on your landlord pants and put their butts on the curb.

It should not be part of your operating expenses, but located "below the line" as a reserve taken from NOI in a manner similar to your debt service.To be conservative in your analysis, I would boost the vacancy allowance to 10%,   Have you accounted for garbage collection (or is it provided by the municipality) and grounds keeping?

(You may be able to go lower which would boost your returns.)Cash out of pocket is $200Kx25% = $40KYearly Cash Flow is $900x12 = $10,800Cash on Cash return is $10,800/$40,000 or 27%If your numbers are right, I don't care about property valuation, that is a pretty good CoC return.