I would put the neighborhood or nearest major cross street if that's more precise/useful.I would be careful sending out a flyer to buyers, that you don't advertise as if you own the property.

Be careful about the markets you get into there as not all of them are good, but many are.

The place was left a disaster and I had to haul 6 truckloads of trash out of the home and yard, including where she burned dog poop instead of throwing it away. 

Heck maybe other bidders aren't making any money on the properties they are buying.Regardless, be careful about chasing deals, stick to your numbers.

Regarding pets, we allow cats and most dog breeds except for the following:•-any breeds/mixes known under common parlance as “Pit Bull”•-Rottweiler•-Doberman Pinscher•-German Shepherd•-Alaskan Malamute a.k.a “Husky”•-Chow Chow•-Great Dane•-St.

Now gotta be careful how it's written on the sales contract as can't be part of the value of the property, but rather listed as Chattel (Personal items to be left with the property)Think outside the box!  

I would just chalk this up as a lesson learned and make sure you get it taken care of.

I served 21 years and wish I knew then what I know now.I think it's an excellent opportunity but I would also say you should be careful about what type of property you buy.

If my offer is accepted we will do the rehab and market the house for rent starting at $750, no smoking, no pets( if renter insist on having a dog I will add $25 on top of base rent and a non-refundable pet deposit of $250)tenant pays all utilities and does yard maintenance.So, as of now I’m projected to net at $266.

Take care.