There does not appear to be a surplus of empty houses in the area either.

From the citations, it appears to have been added and not part of the original structure so I am curious if it would even need to be there?

Basically, they appeared to have been picked up some time ago because they were "cheap" and now, many years later, they are still "cheap".

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You are not selling an assignment of a contract to buy, you appear to be selling real estate without a license.

does not appear to be any money to be made here.

They appear to cash flow, yes, but at those numbers the gains may not be worth the trouble/time/funds.

If you're not living there, you're probably looking at 20% down for a non-owner occupied rental property.When I run my numbers, I try to be as conservative as possible, ie: I want my expenses to appear high on paper, so when rubber meets the road, the actual expenses come in lower than my estimates, meaning more cash stays in my bank account.From the gross, I usually take 10% for vacancy, 10% for repair reserve and 10% for management.

It appears to be a good neighborhood.

It also appears that many of these organisations are trying to establish and {common} process to register and provide identification or service animals.