I have no idea what my expectations should be, I keep seeing that you should aim for $100 a month per door.

If you look at the picture that you linked, all the windows and doors have windows above them.

Using some sort of list (foreclosure, code violations,etc.) and knocking on doors is another way.

Handled the right way you could end up with a deal you could do or a wholesale opportunity.

What did they think of the small deck we put in leading out of the back door?

If you can start getting properties for pennies on the dollar, buyers will line up at your door.

In the warzone that I no longer invest in, I used to take old cabinet doors and screw them to the wall to cover holes.I would recommend thia practice for walls behind a shower.

Might consider a dormer out of the roof to add space.As to the drive, look for space to add a parking pad off the driveway, it's additional parking and you can back out of a garage into the parking spot and head out the driveway driving forward instead of trying to back out on a busy roadway. :)

It's not a huge deal, because the property cash flows approximately $200/door, which is a good return on $40k investment ($10k down).

Does anyone have any experience with investing into a rental property that has a connected (row house) abandoned property next door?