Whether you fix it up or sell it as is depends on what your market dictates.

It really depends on what you are wanting and the goal of the purchase.

@Roy Gottesdiener The answer to question is it depends... on your market, strategy to buy RE, long term goals, and interest rates on your current properties.

NOT a Quitclaim Deed, because Quitclaim Deeds do not fully warrant the rights and covenants of property as does a Grant and/or Warranty (or equivalent depending on state) does.

This depends.

In addition, the platform idea follows principles to make the best user experience and reachability possible, so any user (investor or property owner) will be able to just go onto such platform and, without leaving from it, set up every aspect to start the cash flow process in not months, not weeks, not even days or hours, but minutes.As for the yield, whether these tokens can beat an 8% return really depends on the property and how it’s performing.

Which means you are now liable for anything they do.So, time to give the tenants notice to get rid of the dogs or move.If you have them on a month to month rental agreement, you can just give them a 30 day notice to move (or more, depending on your jurisdiction).  

Depending on what resources are being used to find the comps they may be ambitious.

The reliability of this method depends on if the costs provided by the contractors or subcontractors were based on actual costs or estimated costs.

Heloc interest deductibility depends on how the funds were used.