Then, you've got all the BS of trying to reinvent the wheel to get something built out of them, then you've got an odd ball, quirky structure, that might have some odd appeal to a very small crowd.

This is because, for example, if an area tends to attract middle-class families, it may be more difficult to rent out a 1 bedroom condo.Square Footage: My view on the size of the property is similar to the one expressed above - I like "average" houses that are not too large and not too small to appeal to the largest possible group of prospective tenants.Layout: Get a floor plan from the listing agent, if they have it, or look at the photos to get an idea for the layout of the house yourself.

If taxes are that high on a house that can only rent a 2br for $1400 a month, that property needs a tax appeal immediately!

Not necessarily the best neighborhood, but I think it would appeal to college students.

The appeal wears off and most of the tenants that like that type of thing, seem to go to a gym where they can be part of a workout routine with a group. 

Of course, the European culture and ambience is mighty appealing as well and difficult to quantify! 

If you have an objection with the assessment, you can appeal with the auditor's office. 

In your case, if you'll be actively managing, I would think the LLC would be that much more appealing.

The initial offer I have in my head is as follows: 0-10% down8% interest5 year holdThen refi.I know it's not very complex, but I don't want to confuse myself yet, haha, I just want to create a successful, appealing, seller finance offer.

If we don't have to, then that makes selling appealing, but if we do obviously less appealing!