We're not certain how that could help *a lot* or maybe not-at-all, but I believe, through no evidence other-than my gut, that beautiful cabinetry will attract renters quick and create a delightful rental environment.

It looks like a great duplex and I can imagine it will be a beautiful property once you get it renovated.

The contractor cut a path into the woods to get the dump truck in and then took out about 5 truckloads of debris, furniture, building materials, skids - and a full truckload of nested shopping carts.The contractor is going to be about $3K to $4K thousand dollars.We paid for people living in the woods $200 each for two days of work bagging trash and bringing it out of the woods.We spent about $150 on T-Shirts, socks, underwear, and sneakers for the people in the woods.Finally, we posted no trespassing signs throughout the property.Project total I think is going to come in just under $5,000 dollars.

Hard to fault what you said about the outdoors and climate in Colorado though, truly one of the most beautiful states.

I was watching a cooking show the other day, and the kitchen in the show was (of course) absolutely beautiful.

The three years will be up May 31,2020 but I know for a fact that the home is not worth it at all. some may ask why don't I just find another place but honestly I live in a rural area it's beautiful calm and everything around me is triple the price of where I live.

Beauty of REI is only you can choose to be successful.

Purchase price: $150,000 This is a beautiful old triplex that had been let go for many years.

The rehab came out beautiful and the house sat on the market for 60 days at what I thought was a more than fair price, $190,000. 

Aside from networking with agents, what are some ways to stumble into the off-market beauties?