-there is a brand new apartment complex going up next to my place so worried about the competition-it is a very niche market neighborhood...the schools are horrible so only older people or families with not school age children will want to move in, my rent price is around $1800 and it is a condo with no garage or yard so that limits people there.The good-home is water side and 30 seconds to the beach so I would think that would attract people- the area has lots of new buildings coming in and is starting to attract some businesses. - they are putting in a new outlet mall about 5 miles from my place-when people do get tenants in the neighborhood they tend to get pretty high rents -home is brand new so if I rent it out there should be really low maintenance issuesThe Situation- My property has been on the rental market for 30 days now and have had a lot of interest but not even one application turned it yet.

Then two months later (Sept 1st 2016) they split up and broke the lease but they left the place clean, yard mowed, and paid sept rent even though they were out by Sept 5th.  

Then unkept yard, boarded windows or doors,  car that hasnt moved in for ever.

I'm sure they would prefer that over you and your tenants driving through their yard multiple times per day.  

in terms of its interm use before developing it...Maybe outdoor storage - yard space etc...

[Solicitation Removed by Moderator] So my advice to you is just don't try to wholesale in your back yard , with technology and a pipeline to obtain properties start virtual wholesaling . 

It has a large covered pea gravel patio on the back and a separate storage building to house yard tools and equipment. 

Now her things are the storage yard's problem.

We have tried multiple different things short of digging up the front yard but the water flow is strong enough to knock and sealants out of the way. 

The neighbor of one of my homes has bees in their yard.