No fences to have to upkeep, a basic deck on the back of them, all concrete stained floors, wooden cabin looking walls so no Sheetrock or paint to be done.

Without concrete numbers and other metrics, we understand a perfect answer doesn't exist regardless.

Likewise, the traditionally Polish/Slavic neighborhoods to the near southwest are showing promise.As for other markets, think about the entire 50-mile corridor south of Milwaukee and stretching to the Illinois border.

Aside from those large items the rest is paint and polish.

Some resources that may help you narrow down your choices:CBRE Cap rate surveyMarcus and Millichap Multifamily Investment ForcastIRR 2017 commerical real estate trends reportAlso, I've seen this and similar questions already posted in this forum, and there was a lot more concrete suggestions, so give it a search!

I have done my own installation one (1) time using prefab granite slabs (purchased from Floor & Decor) and did save alot of money, but it took two full days for me and my wife to do the installation (the undermount sink took forever to cut and polish).  

Purchase price: $102,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Solid concrete-block/stucco 1400sf Single-Fam on 1-1/2 acres in beautiful, quiet area of South Knoxville.

By it being a side entry driveway, more concrete, less grass, and I almost want to say tougher for me to resell the house if I wanted because the lack of a yard.This bothers me and they are planning to pour foundation this week...Any suggestions, what do you think about this situation?

It takes quite a bit of time to tear up, possibly repair subfloor if they just glued it to that (unless its on concrete), lay down new, and then lower base trim, toe kick, and standing door trim.

. $6000) and concrete work outside (est $2000).