They are care of the outside exterior including roof, landscaping etc with electric and gas utilities.

Only negative is the front yard landscaping needs some attention/pine straw mulch.

So during the buying process, here is what we asked the agent to get details on:- current lease with the tenants (detailing whether one year renewals or month to month)- any sort of agreement made with them  (on utilities, landscaping, etc)- security deposit paid and how much for each tenantOur first instinct with the property was to get it delivered vacant because one doesn't know what type of tenants we would be inheriting, and it also is an opportunity to get the property rented at current market rate.

How about super extensive landscaping?

There was a small margin for cash flow in the as is condition of when it was purchased, but I opted to complete a full interior remodel, along with redoing the back yard landscape.

New Gutters, new roof, probably some residing, fair amount of landscaping.

Still working on the landscaping part.

We put about 50,000 in renovating the landscaping, exterior, and interiors of the units.

But I wouldn’t start with a total fixer up, maybe something where you could do some flooring, painting, and get some upgrades to light fixtures if you or your wife has an eye for that and some landscaping.

Large open lot with mature landscaping and a gentle slope to Lake Norman. 100' pier leading out to a covered dock with room to relax before jumping on your boat for a sunset cruise on the lake.