I think its Karma, if you ask me.I tried lighting it on my own but was not able to light it.

I agree with Andrew and a light gray vs the white woodwork looks nice.

So, we did ALL the cosmetic work inside and out, HWF on first floor all sanded and refinfished and all new NICE carpet in the rest of the house, everything painted inside and out, all new light fixtures because former owners took every one but left the 2 drawer fancy dishwasher that no longer worked at all and the expensive brand drop in range that still worked I think, but was so unbelievably beat up and totally caked and coated with grease that we just scrapped it and replaced it with a new one!

As you can see though, the front of the house looks like it was updated at some point with the light blue siding and the sides and back of the house have the older looking, wider white siding and the color is kind of gray/white as I've seen before with older white siding.

And home-sellers desperate to sell will initially light up OD's switchboards - and then blast them on Yelp when they get offers blindly emailed to them that are at the high end of the wholesale spectrum, but without the kiss (building rapport) first to make it palatable.So go to your local REIAs, talk your wholesalers friends down off the ledge, educate your fellow Realtors and investors, lean your shoulders into this small rain shower, and remind yourself that the "disruptive storm clouds gathering in the distance" are little more than 15 minutes of fame rain shower that will quickly pass over us and then allow us to get back to work.If there is anything else I can to help you grow your business, please let me know.Very Best,-G

I will give some back ground first, I've been investing lightly for around 10 years.

Needs paint, carpet, light fixtures, and trim.

Its a fairly thin deal, but super light rehab and its a short sale I put under contract when inventory was tighter than it is now...I've bought 3 houses since saying I'd buy this thing.

People that actually know how to change a light bulb, paint a fence or run, repair and put gas in a lawn mower have long since left.

No way would that be a good option.However, in addition to lowering your rent, you have some other options that you didn't list out so wanted to throw them out there:- do minimal landscaping that costs less than what you would lose on the lower rent - this adds long-term value to your property and keeps the rent at your rate- do a move-in special that costs less than what you'd lose on the lower rent.