Real deals attract real buyers.

All that they know is that they have to pay rent to their landlord every month and not be late with their payment.Absentee landlords have other less attractive nicknames because many are only in the rental business for the cash flow income.

There's still opportunity in my area for rehabbing since you attract a different buyer pool when you stay under 170k, imo.

Unfortunately, both sides are controlled by ideologues who care more about their own ego, wallets and desires than they do about the American people.

I know if I had bike storage in my university area rentals it might attract people.

I'm very excited to own this new home as it is really well located, and has a great layout with attractive features and good bones overall.The house was owned for the last 40 years by a single owner who is selling as she is no longer to take care of the property as her husband has passed away.

I'm not willing to have a couple charred bodies on my wallet, much less my conscious.

Like OP said it probably is the stigma for a given area.But yea the boston area is tough, but sky's the limit for rent around here if your wallet is big enough.

Even if they are an attractive male/female don't get involved and set the tone!

It's in a transitional neighborhood that I would anticipate would attract younger professionals.