It also happens to be on the fringe of town making it affordable for families that want to be in the school district without paying Lone Tree or Castle Pines prices. 

As a tree service estimator I am always trying to cross market.

If so, the traditional rent-by-the-room model probably ain't your cup of tea.

Location - Spring, TX Built in 1977, 3/2, approx 1500 sqftContract Price - $120kLocked-in Mortgage Rate - 3.5%Total Monthly Rent - $1450- Comes with Section 8 Tenant (Mom & 3 kids)- Buyer pays title insurance- Big items to account for after inspection: Tree too close to the house, needs to be cut downOne side of the garage door opener has no outlet to plug into (there are a total of 2 single garage doors)Kitchen sink drain pipes are "amateurishly" doneRusting of the evaporator coil in the attic (20 yrs old)Attic lines don't have enough insulationOne bathroom toilet is cracking and needs to be securedRoof is missing guttersRoof shingles vs flashing wasn't done 100% correct, needs more spaceThe buyer agreed to a $500 closing cost credit.

If you are in an area where old or new trees are installed a final landscape inspection requires to be made.  

We are doing some remodeling and have a nice big backyard with a big pool.We took care some of the trees and clean up the yard and looking for a nice landscaping ideas.

:)In order to make the home rent worthy, we would need to repair these items soon.New windows - $12,000New Septic Lines - $ 5,000New HVAC and Ducts Soon - $8,000Trim some overhanging trees - $4,000Replace Floor In Sun Room - $6,500Total = $35,000I am sure that we can get no more than $1,500 per month in rent as the home is pretty dated looking.

I highly recommend him too.In August 2019, we demolished of our current garage and a large tree. 

You can do the work yourself by following the requirements (you can’t just rock the entire yard.) but they do count fully grown coverage even when you’re buying plants/trees that won’t be there for 20 years.

And out in Joshua Tree, it's like a 50 mile radius.