nothing salvageable.

One had remediated a broken fence leading to the back yard a few months before I bought the property.

I put an ad on Craiglist and signs in the yard for garage sale with all the crap where it was.

I know you guys are gonna shoot me down but appreciate the feedback anyway...SE portland Triplex250k purchase price 5.1% interest with 20% downrents currently $695 $675 $675newer construction for the area. estimate rents are 10-15% below marketalmost 0 vacancy rate(really.)There is NO yard so the landscaping below is fairly bs.I would continue paying water,sewer, garbage.would raise rents by 50$ per unit within a year.2 tenants have been there over 2 years. 1 for a year.

Single Family would be 3 bedroom 1 bath in basement with the egress window (only 2 bd now)Clean house, newer vinyl siding, roof is nice. 09 waterheater and 2002 furnace.foundation looks good.Car port on side of house fenced back yard with single car garage. nice sized yard. no sure how to rate neighborhoods, I wouldn't be afraid to walk there at night. ha Total finished sq ft 1,022Built 1946Central Air Cost Assumptions Price $60,000Dp $12,000Improvement $1500 (Egress window)Closing $2000Total cost $64000Cash Outlay $16000................................................................Financing Dp 20%Financing amount $48,000Interest 4.5%??

im paying 11k cash and it sits on 1/3 acre with a fenced in back yard and I'm looking to get 450/m rent for it.

Andy Luck - 50k purchase price, buy and hold long term, will put about 5k-7k into it, 3BR, 2BA, 1 car garage, fenced in back yard, in good school district.

There may also be companies who may be interested in possibly using the materials if salvageable.

If you can salvage the stove & other appliances(maybe the fridge but just don't open it *twitching nose*) and have someone from the scrap yard come and get them, it works.

Moreover, they were going to excavate in the front yard and behind the house.