Terrible. 

I think it's worth trying to repair, @Aaron Peterson, unless it's really outdated or already in terrible condition.

You or a tax professional can make the determination on how you want to handle potential taxes.As for renting a property, no, I don't think it's a terrible idea -- there are plenty of landlords who own multiple properties but are renters themselves. 

That is a terrible rental ratio.

Heyy I found 2 properties next door to each other today, both of them in terrible condition .

I found these two properties, both of them are in terrible condition.

Many cities tend to open up multi family zoning in terrible areas like industrial or near power station or between trains.You notice this when showing a lot of MF.

I'm just curious about 2 things.First, Adding $200 a month for the additional tenant doesn't seem like a terrible idea, but why would you let the rent go back down if someone moves out? 

The pistol and ammunition cost me about $400, so I really only saved $200 and lived in a terrible and cold apartment over an Oklahoma winter.

You need people wanting to move to the area and unfortunately, at a macro-level we are negative net-migration with a terrible amount of debt handing over our head.