The inspectors down here make your life miserable, when they walk through your door they look for anything they can get you on regardless of what they came for.

Nice new garage doors, different color shuttles, front door entrance definitely makes a differenceDid you find there still a market for stainless steel versus all black appliances?

Probably could have a garage and be looking at 1300 - 1700 sf of living space.

But, maybe house quality doesn't matter to renters as much as own baths, garages, storage, etc.Perhaps I shouldn't be including utilities.

If you have the deal under legal contract, you can either sell (assign) the contract (if you used the words "and/or assigns" in the offer (which is what most wholesalers do) or if you didn't use those words (like with Bank REOs, which won't let ya) you can do a double closing, which means you buy the house and then re-sell right away (within minutes).

Coach houses are smallish single family homes on the same lot as a larger home, and often take the place of a garage.

There's a laundry list of items from head-to-toe house to garage, etc.

I don't know how to estimate what a bathroom or bedroom is worth, or a 1 car garage.

This house went under contract twice and the last time was on September 22nd and on the door the city had left a sign on Spetember 23rd saying they have turned the water on, but looks like noone entered the property since then.

If something comes up and he decides he wants to sell it later (whether its a job relocation or because someone knocks on his door and makes him a good offer on it), he is fine to do so, because he didn't buy it with the intention of selling it.