Non-investor locals are having major price shock especially in Northside.I think the bright blue is not working in your favor. +/- $15000 and there are several options within a couple blocks that have more architectural appeal.Apjones is a bit on the edge of the desirable business area for the non-family buyers.The weather this week is going to be very nice... there should be a lot of people out looking.

I would say I use it on a majority of my listings.

Using majority of the $300k, say $250k toward a down payment could buy you a $1m property.

The major 5x4 area South of the impromptu dryer vent hole we pulled out altogether and will re-install new hardwood.

Some part of Austin are great (Galewood area and some parts around Oak Park) while majority of remaining part are very rough.

At most meetups, the majority of the people there have never done a deal. 

Although it was built in 1958, the bones on this Quad were solid and the risk of any major capex was quite low (knock on wood).  

As written it is mostly painless for the majority of people, unless those people own parking lots, in which case they are about to realize some capital gains!

Just need to make major repairs livable as rented tenant-occupy.I am a deaf entrepreneur with a well-educated background, lipreading and sign language fluent.

This is great for me because I’m averaging a property / month so going through all that paper work and hoops would be a major pain.