Again, Debbie, you're looking through a totally different lens.

I focus mostly on long-term cash flow and in under that lens this property is giving you zero return.  

Being part time can also give you a lens as to what you are embarking upon.

When I look at Atlanta through a broader lens, fist looking at the macro and then looking at the micro, although price appreciation is definitely possible it's not probable.    

Highlights Cleveland in an excellent lens, truly speaks to the wonderful rich filled culture, entertainment, natural rescues, tourism  and food scenes Cleveland has to offer.

@Hae-Yuan ChangIn reading @Pyrrha Riversresponse above, and re-reading my own, I see how I might have come across as a little callous - I was solely looking at the property through the lens of an investment and not as your home ... my wife refers to my tendency towards an über-rational view in such situations as "having the empathy of a stone".Thank-you, Pyrrha for refocusing a human lens on the discussion.Based upon your description, I still suspect there are numerous code and by-law violations which could come into play here if events - such as a transfer of ownership - brought the house to the attention of authorities.   

However, AG contacted me soon after purchase to give me a personal walkthrough of the app, which I thought was a very classy thing to do.As for fixing the names in your campaigns Michelle Threatt , excel will do a pretty good job of it by using this formula:=MID(A1&" "&A1,FIND(" ",A1)+1,LEN(A1))*Note the space between the " "If you omit this space your results will most likely not be what you desire.A1 would be the start of your list of (backwards) names.

My desired tax lens and tax deed area is the border area of the metro city of the state.

@Len Ayton I haven't used them myself but Rock Solid Property Management seems good.

Accountants and attorneys sometimes look at these things through one lens.