Also, in a market that is hot with cash buyers lined up around the block to buy it on the spot with no funky terms it just won't work and why should it since it may be more work for the seller?

Those seem like pretty simple questions for all and should be able to be answered by ALL, regardless of language, height, weight, color etc.

Like any city - one block may be great and the block right next to it might be drug infected or run down.

In fact I have recently recommended a property to someone else that I'm half kicking myself for not buying myself and half thankful that this person got it.Now, if someone from out of state didn't want to invest here because they didn't want someone of color or of a different religion living in the properties, I would have issue with that and would not want to work with them, no matter how much money they offered me.

-how to physically divide the space (legally)-parking if the driveway is narrow so tenants will block each other in.I do have a townhouse with a 1 bedroom/1 bath "lockout" that is rented separately.

Do all the other houses on the block have mailboxes?

Is it up on blocks?

My product is usually the best on the block so minimal vacancy.

is it just one color?

Would you like to consider a 2500 SF home a block off of Lake Erie