You're mind will automatically act on that input and start to help you to effortlessly take the actions needed to make you millions while simultaneously attracting million dollar opportunities into your reality.

I don't know whether I should just tear it down, or leave it because it might be attractive to tenants, since the house itself doesn't have a huge amount of storage space?

Similarly, ski hills are now working to attract mountain bike and trail running events, folks festivals, etc during their off season to increase revenue.I am certain some are good investments, but many are one poor season away from failure.

Drop your rent to $575 - $600 ... still above the market average, but a better chance it will fill and attract a good tenant.If you are priced above the neighbourhood, you are going to get a disproportionate number of the desperate and unprepared ... neither of whom excel at paying bills and taking care of things.If you drop your ask by $75 - $100 and find a good tenant versus sticking at $675 and remaining empty for another 1-2 months, it will take you 6-months to recover the lost rent. ... and remember, there is a higher chance your $675 tenant will become a problem by then.

I got to know that direct mail marketing or email marketing were best methods to attract customers with offers. 

That said, all new vinyl windows may attract the buyer who is looking for that added value.

Also, it's a good school district and located right off I4 which will take you straight to the attractions, Daytona Beach or all the way to the Gulf Coast.  

Maybe down the road one of my options will be attractive to them.

Low-income neighborhood and lower price point has attracted FHA applicants ... and all the FHA hassle that goes with it. 2 buyers fell out due to finances, 1 buyer backed out after the 25 page FHA inspection painted a picture of a house that deserves demolition.

I think a shady back yard is an attractive feature.