He saw an old man standing in the corner.  

., but much smaller yards, not a corner lot and not updated.I guess I am just at a loss of what to do as there are two options:1) Try to just sell as is for mostly land value (likely to bring less than $25,000).2) Remodel the entire house with low quality interior (but would make it the best interior in the neighborhood for sure) and see if I can get in on the higher range of the area ($75,000).The newest developments/remodels in the area are two new(er) houses built in 2004, both across the street, both sold for $75,000 in '04 and both look exactly the same with 1200 sq ft and small yards.Moving forward my plan is:1) Get a contractor to give me some type of ballpark estimate on what it would take to replace most of the interior with a new, low grade material2) Get a professional appraisal and see what kind of guess I can get from that.Even if I could just get an extra $10,000 of value after all is said and done, I think it would be worth my time.

I like to get a copy of the subdivision plat to use for marketing plus you can use it to help find the property corners.

Hi people, Found a property listed in the legal section of our newspaper, around the corner from my house, at the time of auction foreclosed on by First Bank.I went to the courthouse steps and placed a bid, was the high bidder.

Not necessarily the same street but right around the corner from each of our rentals.

If you don't, usually the city inspector will eventually move you in a corner where you have to.

443 Curtis Avenue Grand Rapids, MI, 49505 Monthly Rent: $900-$1000 3BR - 1Bath 1116 sq.ft. 1&1/2 Story LR Formal DR Office/Den Three Season Porch Michigan Bsmt New Windows New Bathroom New Kitchen Cabinet / Cupboards/ Sink New carpets and vinyl - on corner of Curtis and alley.

Some GC's will cut corners if they can get away with it and by just talking some of their lingo and knowing how things should be done will avoid potential costly problems down the road.

When you renovate for rental, you can cut corners to a certain extend.

Missed the webinar but as an eau Claire, WI Realtor, I'm about to list a duplex in Altoona, WI WITH $1k a month income at  603 Loring/3511 Fenwick (two addressees because it's on a corner  and a front door on each street) $109,900 anyone int'd in more infor?