Usually, this means you won’t be able to change it….wetland, conservation designation, too small, no building permits will ever be issued due to whatever reason, etc. 

Sell the image you want to attract. 

Let's just say this wouldn't be a particularly attractive proposal to me as an investor.

I just read a post from someone who can't attract tenants...maybe he just needs a dose of you.Best.

That's how you'll attract the right prospects. 

It’s especially designed for real estate “professionals”.

It sounds like the MLO is designed to have a purchase option at the end of the lease. 

My place is a bit outdated and I know I could get higher rent with some renovations, but this is the way I look at it.I have looked into investing $80k or so into my property just to update it and get it a bit more attractive and then doing a HELOC or Cash Out Refinance to purchase another property and continue on the BRRR strategy.

I thought that the property management fee was designed to cover the cost of them calling out a plumber if it is needed. 

There are a few exceptions though, for homes that have unique features, homes that look like they were renovated with quality materials and tasteful design are being bid up.