Big truck company Nikola building a plant there now 

Drainage ditch too deep The previous owners destroyed the natural drainage away from the house years ago when they added dirt and planted a large tree.

A little rubberized concrete crack caulk and some paint and it will look good as new.Don't leave them unrepaired though depending on your location water may get in and freeze and or plants may root themselves in the cracks and make them worse over time.

Each has their own entrance.Carports only and no grass; he has made the yard low water plants and decortive rock.Inside there are absolutely no issues.

Many of my tenants were using these funds to help live on.When the changes came into effect I lost between one third and one half of all my tenants and most of the other rentals in town suffered the same death.

Hard money to expensive, banks not lending and now market suffers.

I am also a RE Broker of 23 years and suffer from the bias of home buyers in our area always wanting the cookie cutter 3br/2ba.

The suffering is real.When we bought a run-down 8-plex ten years ago, the first thing we did was introduce ourselves with a letter that stated we were "not raising rents at this time."

Hillsborough only has 3 incorporated cities that you need to know the rules for: Tamps, Plant City and Temple Terrace, the rest is all unincorporated county.Pinellas is a great place to invest, too -- it's all close to the beach! 

It will also kill plants and any other critters running around the building.