Check out comparable rents with https://www.rentometer.com/, so you where you stand, and for clean, nice places, no reason to not be near the top of the gauge for your area...

She only owned it 2 years so I know it's not paid off.5 years worth of back taxes are owed (~$3500 or less), as well as a lien by the county for $666 for mowing.I have a two-fold interest in this.

I may be paying for it, but at least i'm not the one standing in the mud shoveling it ...BMR

It also makes your house stand out in a crowded market.Tony B

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Given everyone's experience with what is going on in different parts of the country, does it stand to reason that areas that are still quite affordable stand to do well in the future, and for the short term not experience much of a pullback?

The question is this: In my situation, would you still recomend the plain Jane apporach and call it a numbers game, or would you stand out of the crowd with professional, corporate, highend direct mail and personalization piece?

I have many posts on here already about my concern on financial standing of the U.S.

Other wise you have no standing for a tree that is not on your property.people have a lot of these issues on the west coast with View issues or lack there of.

Although I only stand 5'6" and still look like a teenager at 31, I've bumped my nose, failed fast, and gone through the real estate school of hard knocks like any successful investor.Don't give up when you've come this far though.