She says she went over there and try to talk to the neighbor  At first she refused to answer the door but once she finally opened it she said  "If you want me to keep my dog  out of your yard tell your landlord to fix the fence and then I'll try to keep my dog out of your yard"What the neighbor is referring to, its a divider fence  in between the two houses (town homes) the Landscaping slopes so there's a small Gap underneath one side of the fence.

There is no inflation at this point; like Japan, deflation is our biggest enemy (due too changing demographics, mainly). 

The place looks way better2) Replace windows3) landscaping at the property4) painting the trimAll in all, im probably looking at putting another 10-15k into the building before it's truly where I want it, but right now its doing pretty well.

We Possibly can get it at around $1.7-1.9M only needs touch up work like landscaping and some updating maybe $100k if that, but me and my partner we can't do one thing.. and that thing is we can't figure out how to find buyers with that kind of money.

Any landscaping leads or someone that clears weeds would be great

Wanted to inquire about the financing landscape to see if it is feasible first.

This will allow you to keep recycling money to do your subsequent deals with out the hassles with dealing with conventional financing and the ever changing landscape.

I understand you want curb appeal but house can still be marketed contingent on roof, exterior, foundation, and landscaping completed within six months.

Eviction will take around 2 months...tenants are remarkably savvy and know that 2 or 3 months of free rent is worth more than the dollar equivalent of a month's rent.The demographics of Gardena renters are probably pretty similar to those in my area.

Hello,Im a beginner on beginning in real estate investment.Actually I'm before beginning,that said,do any of you folks know of any websites that have a city's real estate market trends map,plus demographics,everything needed to locate a good part of a city to invest in?