Does the house meet my set parameters (ie. 3 bd/1.5+ bath, basement, flat backyard, less than $15k in renovations)4.

If you put it in your backyard where nobody can see it, you might not sell much lemonade.But if you set up your stand in a park on a hot, sunny day, lots of people might come by and buy your lemonade!

I have a 2b/1br with a big backyard.

Did a walk through today on a potential rental purchase of a patio home and while walking the back yard of this 2/2 there were 2 small dogs barking through the fence next door.

It might not be in your own back yard.

It can be a place for your desk where you can run your burgeoning business empire from, or just a place for a love seat and a coffee table for peaceful afternoons with a good book.Whatever it is, dog damage and cat damage need to be handled on the turn, as well as remediating the backyard of dog waste if the renter failed to do so.Good Luck!

Then I look at the condition of the propertyA = Brand new constructionB = 1975 and newer homes with a FULL renovation (Roof, HVAC, Appliances, All hard-surface floors, Exterior and Interior cosmetic repairs and paint, Hardware replaced, New light fixtures, Fenced in Backyard, and more!)

It's in a beautiful area and my backyard backs into a beautiful winery and government-owned land. 

My big heart burn is like whats on the radio in PDX right now Grasie is spouting the same BS get rich with non of your own money right in your back yard you need no credit and no money.

I want to put an Adu in my back yard.