Could definitely use some updating and it's not the best neighborhood in town, but you should be able to get ~$1100/month on the 2-beds, maybe $1300 for the 3-bed.

Each unit is 1 bed/1 bath approx 1000 sq foot and shotgun style units.

@Kyle McKnett we already use Netflix, and I after work I’m with my kids and girlfriend spending time with them before bed and do it all over again.

.#2: Those are actually landscape timbers made into a flower bed.

We also have a strong agricultural job market.Because we have several colleges in WW and a fairly stable employment market most rentals regardless of bed/bath do well. 

Seems there are a lot of mixed reviews on many in the "hot-bed" cash-flow markets.

With the average rent being listed as $888 for the city of Lubbock, that leads me to believe that the "decrease" on paper is due to the large influx of student properties having rent listed by the bed as opposed to by the unit which is very common with the large resort-style properties. 

A majority of the 2 bed condos are priced under $1300/month for rent, so you would have to sell this one as well.  

By the end of "active day 5" we have the house emptied, cleaned walls, almost all the trash is gone from the yard (still have a driveway full of sofas, mattresses, & appliances to take to the dump on Monday). 3 1/2 rooms are painted in Kilz primer, the toilet is set temporarily, the flooring is all up , the walls all washed, the back yard almost cleaned.

The City Planning Commission last met March 12, 2019 and voted to limit short-term rentals in residential areas to owner-occupied properties, sending the proposal to the City Council for a final decision.The plan forwarded by the council would also place some additional limits on properties in residential areas that are zoned for mixed-use, multi-family or commercial uses, treating them the same as traditional bed-and-breakfasts and making them subject to a restriction that limits them to one per side of a block.Under the commission's recommendations, large-scale short-term rental operations would be allowed in commercial districts such as the Central Business District, the neighborhood that currently has the highest number of licenses.