Similar properties on the street have been selling around that price and I think with about 20k in upgrades, especially a new roof, that we could get the property appraised and sold around that price. 

In the markets I'm familiar with rents will be priced by # of BLOCKS to water, not miles, with rents dropping 50% from oceanfront to first tier right across the street and down from there for similarly equipped houses.

The national rate you want to look at is the prime rate published by the Wall Street Journal.

If they are two separate parcels you can leverage this for a better price and start indicating that you are only interested in one of the properties instead of both.... here’s a hint.... you should tell them that the one that’s closest  to the street is the only one you ate really interested in....Watch how fast the seller offers you a package deal.

Location is a very important factor so if you can provide at least the major cross streets that would be helpful.

My wife found our current home that happened to be on the same street our agent and us both lived on.

I’m probably going to buy the house across the street from me and then rent it to my daughter and her family.

In most states you can't even post an ad on craigslist saying: "I'm selling a contract to purchase 123 Maple Street."

Very simple @Courtney Benson, stay away from streets where no house is valued over 100k.

It sounds like the top tenant might be trying to use the street space in front of the garage door as an opportunity to park in a city where street parking is scarce.Because the "driveway" is technically the sidewalk in many parts of San Francisco, it is not permissible per the SFMTA for a car to be parked on it at anytime.