According to the National Association of Realtor®'s 2016 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, the average FSBO sales price was $185,000, while the average price for a home represented by an agent was $245,000.

But the property would never do that because of its design and limitations, so in order to make money, I'd have to either create more space/more bedrooms, or wait for the area to improve.

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For me, I'd like high cash flow with opportunity of improvement and sale in 3-5 years.

I was baffled at how your successful career was spurred by something as simple (yet difficult to commit to) as self and lifestyle improvements.

I have a buyer that would like to buy it Subject To so that he feels secures as he starts making improvements.

I wouldn't try to raise the rent just because of Windows, but if you make other improvements that justify then by all means.

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In effect the property improvements are often providing a greater return than the original investment was.