Attached photos show home on subdividable lot.

I'd also suggest swapping out your first photo with your gorgeous kitchen.This is most definately a very slow time of year.  

The photos makes me feel like I'm in pleasantville though. 

I can attach photos and images..

Curious to know more about what your before and after photos look like :)

Even with the delays and serious overcharging by the original GC, if we get our asking price ($479,900) within 90 days of listing, we stand to net over $100K.These are some quick iPhone photos of the finished product.

Take some great photo's of the place and do your own ad's on craigslist.. and answer the phone for your new renter.Once you have a contract with a management firm it's a round robin you won't get out of it soon enough, and it may cost you more than you think.review some of the posts in BP about how much trouble some of the owners are having with these firms and think twice before you cut yourself short ..YOU can do it yourself.

Then imo move on to rehabbing or possibly out of state.Rehabbing imo has the most upside, because when its successfully done, you are unlocking value. 

I use the same highly respected inspector on all my new acquisitions at $475 per property and I get a highly detailed report with photos.

If you're in a good location, and if you furnish it nicely, take great photos and ensure good customer care, you can get that.