People scour the online ads, Pennysaver, lawn signs,  etc. and contact the agent.

From a financial POV, a lease would be between $2300-2500 per month, with a monthly maintenance fee of $105 (lawn, cable, garbage, etc.).

People scour the online ads, Pennysaver, lawn signs, etc., and contact the agent.

But they are always getting either run over with the lawn mower OR the water is being turned off -We are now on our 2nd house that needs foundation work at the tune of 9,000!

A warzone neighborhood is heavily crime riddled from home invasions, carjacking, to purse snatching, drug infestation, unkepted lawns, trashed streets, abandoned vehicles(which oddly enough Philadelphia local officials have taken a stand on those back in the 1990s and they are rarely seen at all today but the blight houses still exist heavily).

Little things like lawn care, for example, I'm wondering about.

Petersburg submarket had the option of either increasing the size of their down payment to compensate for the fact that the house didn't meet the appraised value (artificially high values due to hedge funds' massive purchases) or look for a different, less expensive, house.SFHs were going for $400,000 for 2,000 square feet.

Saves water and lawn mowing costs.

Plus, he keeps all his lawn equipment at the duplex in a storage shed so he's giving me his, John Deere JX75 push mower, heavy duty edger, weed eater and leaf blower along with the property.

but to see 25 year old "kids" hangin in chairs and drinkin on the lawn at 3 in the afternoon, is bad news