Tenant turnover can be the sore spot for most landlords, which is why screening is so important.

I hate to do them favors, but it would get rid of the eye sores.

(This was a house that was gifted to me,  and has been int he same family since the 1960's or so...).To me, it's a slight eye sore, as well as a potential sanitation issue, if not now, then at some point.

I'm Currently Active duty Navy in the Hampton Roads area ....I'm fresh in the world of investing but I've always wanted this since I was 17 years old and the Carlton Sheets era was bombing lol but money wasn't the motive I've worked house and help my dad around the house and that feeling of ownership and knowing that taking an eye sore and making it your vision is one of the besting feeling ever.

Now I woke up with a sore throat, sneezing, extremely stuffed up, etc.

The house is in a nice area and could be a very nice home but due to lack of upkeep has become a eye sore.

The rest of the unit has been updated but the kitchen/dinning area was always an eye sore and a big let down for tenants when showing the unit.

I would like to offer at least 20% off list but it is a new rehab so re agent says stay at list price (of course).  

There were two that were still in active leases, so re screening would not have done much for me.

The fan in the other unit is 50x worse and is a total eye sore.