Golf course, theme park, motel, lumber yard, strip mall, warehouse, office building, what about a carpet mill, not many of those in Ga.

I know I wouldn't want 6 cars driving up my neighbors' driveway early morning every weekday and evening and a bunch of strangers' kids playing in the yard next to me all week after I invested so much to live on a nice quiet court, especially as I am home most weekdays and like to garden.

That means expenses only 62% of rents, which actually seems low with so many non-performing units that likely can't cover some of the fixed costs (PTAX, yard-care, etc.).

Never does any good though, seems like all the yards are rising consistently with the other yards.I believe Atlanta is in the middle of a bubble right now.

Here they winterize the water system and, yes, do send someone to cut the grass and pick up trash.Are you saying that in your area the bank would leave it to the end buyer to pay the past due water bills and fines for messy yards?

Can't get any more details from the agent but I believe they own free and clear.DOM: 45 +Flaws/reason not under contract: No outdoor/yard space due to construction of 2nd unit makes it unsuitable for nice owner occupy or family rental, front house is old & scares those not comfortable with rehab, on a busy street (but 1/2 block to city park, pool, library, downtown).

The owner said he pays about $200 per month for water sewer and garbage, he said he had the yard trenched to separate the water but has not gotten around to it yet.

They are all 1200 square feet with the same yards and attached garages.

I'm wondering, outside of putting a listing on the MLS and a sign in the yard, what kind ways have you marketed a listing?

I have a deal under agreement where part of the back yard is in flood zone AE.