Do you have any pictures of the underside?

A while back, someone got hurt at a rental home by tripping over a slab of concrete sticking out of the ground, and all the person asks to pay my doctor bills, and the owner told him to get off his property, and he hired a lawyer and the lawyer passes the file to me, and I went to visit the home and to take pictures an, I found the concrete sticking out of the ground, and then I started my investigation and found out the home was finance, and he transfers it into an LLC, and he did not have insurance coverage as required by the bank, and I found another rental property he has free and clear that the lawyer will go after, and I contacted the bank and now the bank will send the borrower a letter that they can do a due on sale clause, and then the borrower will transfer the home back into his name and then the LLC will play no part when the lawyer sues all this over $700 in doctor bills.

@Jon Klaus   Ok I have my pictures in my phone I just don't know how to get the pictures from the phone to my computer then on to this site..

I would suggest you look at the pictures in the "for rent" ads for that neighborhood and see what your competition is offering.  

Take different pictures too.Do it now before Friday rolls past.

Try not to lose sight of the fact that with a few exceptions (e.g. baby in the car) it is the total picture not any one item that should give you pause in renting to someone.

Troy broke some easy numbers for you and Michael kept it at the 30,000 foot to see the big picture.

After a while you will know the areas and can go by pictures and reports from your team, but that is a while off.

Be a proactive landlord try and make any small things happen so in the big picture you are doing your job and hopefully will be getting great referrals from tenants for attention to detail.

I sell manufactured homes and I saw a listing of one of my homes with the same pictures, different description and triple the price on CL.