Looks like a decent neighborhood and the house now has sufficient curb appeal to bring in a renter.

Plus it probably will look nicer, and be more appealing to potential tenants during showings.And if there is spray paint on the deck that clearly was caused by them, then take that out of their deposit (take lots of pics of the damage, of course) and re-stain the deck.

However, we like the tenant, he takes great care of the property and even helps us with repairs on some of our other units.On the other hand, I definitely see the appeal to raising the rents if equivalent units are renting for $300 higher per month.

It's all about the sell ability of the lease.For instance Dollar Stores used to have rental increases in primary term and a higher cap.So a NN with landlord being responsible for roof and structure is not appealing to buyers in years 5 of the lease on etc.

Just for fun I was trying to figure out exactly which parcel you bought so I could better visualize it and see if I could come up with any possible use.

Great curb appeal property!

So, if you had the inspection done with wipes and a visual consider it money gone.Two things to consider.

In addition, our son does architectural visualization, drawing site plans, designing houses and doing renderings.

I had the walkthrough with the tenants and the home was clean and in really decent shape....visually.

How much more appealing that sounds than $10?