Recently I have been running into many situations like this.ny suggestions on how to improve selling property in more rural areas aside from showing more pictures?

The best advice I could say is. . .Always continue to further your knowledge in REI.Get a job that can work around your school schedule and save up some money while you are learning about REI.Try and improve your credit score while working and going to school if you can.If you are going to school in a city that you plan on living in afterwards then do things that are important for REI that don't cost a lot of money.

As Wheatie said, I would NEVER count on rents going up to improve the cash flow.

He or she can also rent the property, improve it, sell it, etc.

On a SFH you have to apportion part of the cost to the land and part to the improvements.

Also see if you get an automatic right to buy subsequent years if the taxes continue to not be paid.If there is a tax lien and the property has been improved with a home, etc then expect 1 out of 200 will not be redeemed.

My impression was the latter was pretty instrumental in planning, while the QA's can certainly help you identify areas needing improvement, as long as you take them with a grain of salt.

The balance sheet shows the other three.Just as one adjusts rents and expenses to improve operating performance, the balance sheet should be managed to best utilize the assets.

Any of these may improve the bottom line in the short term but be disasterous in the long term.Just a few ideas.all cash

Something like 99.5% of all TLCs that are on an improved property will be paid off before there is ever an auction to sell the property in a tax deed sale.In a tax deed sale the bidders know they are bidding for the title of the property.