There are other around the corner!

The area demographics ( median income level, population 1,3,5 mile radius, daily traffic count on the side of the road your property is on, how close it is to a corner and red light access with sight lines all play factors in tenant demand for the dirt).       

But if u cut corners.

Feb is right around the corner though, so I suspect I will have to initiate this process once more. 

Sharpe corners are inefficient. 

Do not cut any corners to make something look better on paper.  

The answer is it depends... if the property is on the corner of two main streets then it's value could potentially huge.

Use the "4 corner rule" - meaning - refer to the lease.  

The sagging ridge line is likely due to removal of a horizontal structural cross-tie of some kind, such as a collar tie or ceiling joist with purlins.2) As you walk around the exterior of the house, stop at each corner and look down the length of the wall with your face a few inches from the surface, searching for any areas that are bowing inward or outward.3) Look for exterior wall cracks, especially ones that have opened more than 1/8”, cracks emanating from the corners of windows and doors, cracks that have one side higher than the other, and ones that show signs of having been repaired but have opened again.

Most likely I will be moving to the Greater Seattle Area, but I would love to hear from investors in any corner of the state.