The out door pool hasn't been filled in 2 years and they are extremely unhappy with PM.

I've had tenants request new carpet or paint for their units, and basically told them if they are willing to move all of their furniture out of the building to do the work, then I'd consider it. 

I really like the idea of owning this property because it is in a nice location, I can collaborate with my Dad's beach house in case any renter needed additional rooms or wants to rent out 2 houses next to each other (my Dad said he would rent his place out too) , decent sized lawn on the property, and the house needs to be fixed up on the interior (wood paneling/new dry wall, old carpets, out dated furniture, and older appliances).

I started doing that after a couple showings where people said the bedrooms were too small for their furniture.

=)  Example1: http://www.hgtv.com/remodel/outdoors/top-six-exterior-siding-optionsExample2: http://www.brickhouseinnbb.com/images/Brick%20House%20Inn.jpgExample:3 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathaniel_Hill_Brick_House#/media/File:Nathaniel_Hill_Brick_House.jpg  

Some of what was found:- glass in front of both crawl spaces (seemingly intentional)- all of the meters were spray painted over- some rooms were inaccessible due to the amount of trash/furniture in the way- registered sex offender on the propertyThankfully, we walked away.

This will require them to sell about half of their furniture.  

The apt was empty except two grocery bags of belongings, a mattress on the floor, and broken furniture on curb.

For outdoor car and camper storage, its usually a flat fee.  

And yet, I know a guy who prefers dropping bandit signs because he likes getting outdoors and travelling around town.It always comes down to knowing exactly what you want, who has it, and where it is...