They've been around the block for awhile.

Pretty thick wooded area in the back yard between the yard and the lake blocking the view of the lake. 

It’s a block from the Ellsworth/federal stop for the broad street line so it had nice access. 2. 

That's fine, from the outside I could see new roof needed, new HVAC, new windows, and the inside looked gutted.It was definitely the UGLIEST house on a nicer block, I just don't have that Kind of capitol. 

People in financial distress have a way of blocking out ugly realities in their lives, and tenants in low-rent situations are usually, by definition, people in financial distress.

Looking at it from this perspective allows us to simplify the problem by characterizing our hypotheses in the language that serves as the basic building blocks of how our markets come together to set prices.

I sold a similar property a few blocks over on Cullerton last July for $890K.

Price point was very appealing and location has major improvements happening within 2 blocks over the next 5 years.

Price point was very appealing and location has major improvements happening within 2 blocks over the next 5 years.This property will be run as a room by room rental.

Price point was very appealing and location has major improvements happening within 2 blocks over the next 5 years.This property will be run as a room by room rental.