Roads, curbs,

What do you think would need to be done to give it the curb appeal.Note: the other half of the semi detached is also on the market for the same amount and I believe could bring in the same rent.

How can we boost this post?

I have been tossing around the idea of doing a flip in my area to provide for an initial capital boost, as I have done very well in regards to the ARV of my two previous properties.I have a lead for purchasing a 3/2 manufactured home built in 2007 very close to where I live for $60,000 that is not currently listed, comps in the area are between $80,000 and $95,000.

It would boost my credit and pay off a lot of bills.

Even greater than the tax savings and return boost of the 1031 is the opportunity it gives you to shelter your real estate where it will do the best at the time - providing your crystal ball is functioning.

You can also go interest only the first two years and boost further by a couple hundred basis points.Typical down is 25%.An equity play is buying more of a value add property to turn around where you can refi at the new value and suck your down payment back out and maybe more.Cash flow only plays can have an equity component even if not value add when the cap rate compresses in the marketplace.

The process goes like this notice on the 2nd, file on the 5th, court on the 13th, and sheriff there on the 23rd along with my crew to move their stuff to the curb.

Sort of...I've thought about getting the house and putting a renter in it, then painting the exterior and landscaping to give it some curb appeal.  

. :)Curb appeal would go along way with this on.