Especially when they are all new fresh pure and motivated.

Be sure to write notes in your car when you leave and everything is fresh.

I'm not sure why because the inspect didn't really unearth much I didn't already see.  

For the long-term generational investors who also subscribe to the global warming and shortage of fresh water predictions, WI will become the prime real estate on the planet in that scenario - lol.

What unites all of them is a phenomenal economic growth phase (for midwest standards anyway) and haveing a large body of fresh water just down on the beach.

Just need some ideas for a quick paint job to fresh up the place before I move in.

Jim you keep doing these post like this and NO ONE is going to buy rentals ever again LOLbut seriously I like that you balance out all the blue sky and bring reality to the equation.buying rentals is not a set it and forget investment no matter what.can be with really special A class to strong B class but no way with blue collar 800 to 1000 dollar tenants.. don't care where how or what.. they are all people. some are pigs some are clean and neat some in the middle and you can't tell with an application .I suspect if you took the time to go check out their automobile before you rented to them.. or did a sneak pop in on where they are living now before they move into yours you might catch the pigs before they move into your freshly rehabbed home.

Physical condition: Beyond repairing any obvious visible physical defects, a fresh coat of paint, new striping in the parking field, and some basic landscaping improvements.

Note also that when you go to refinance with a conventional loan in your personal name, the title needs to be held under your name for at least 6 months for them to do a fresh appraisal.

If she moves out the next tenant will start fresh knowing there is only one parking space.