Fence is the neighbor's so nothing you can do there except planting bigger bushes or maiden grass to help cover it but it's not necessary.

Less desirable will suffer a drop in occupancy, ADR, or both. 

Others stick at 50% although cash on cash suffers with the down payment.If you buy at a high cap versus the low debt and get it fixed for long term on a quality asset then I generally do not see anything wrong with 75% ltv for a property.

Let me try rephrasing the question....Pretend there's a condo you're interested in buying that suffers from water damage do to a broken pipe. 

Paint the within fence concrete with concrete color driveway paint.Do a few big pot along the metal fence and plant some climbing Jasmine and ur fence will get cover in no time.

.- keep your administrative costs, vacancies and maintenance costs low by attracting high quality tenants who enjoy the prestige of high-quality homes and the healthy “household” that you are careful to plant.

Being in the real estate industry primarily its most often that I'm required to jump through many hoops just to get affordable financing and I was surprised by the fact that for many years I had to use my personal credit just to build my business and it always bothered me that why would I need to be suffering from lower than desirable credit scores and debt for something that had its own business entity and needed to get its own footing established.

During the crazy COVID crisis and lockdowns, STRs and MTRs suffered.

@Vincent Plant** technically allowed to go into the house, and I definitely don't want make any issues with the process of having them out.

We’re already starting to see some zealots who relocated out of CA roll back after suffering searing hot summers, lack of cultural variety, bland geographies, etc.