.- If you're not planning to live in the property, I'm a big fan of portfolio loans if you can find them (e.g., for an investment).

I would want to see rents of $4,600 every month for that price.That's just me because I'm not a fan of supporting a property with my money so someone else can live there.

I'm a fan too!

I guess the shoe fits.

I'm a huge fan of small multifamily properties, so let me know how I can help you out!

Perhaps I am in the wrong forum but I came here to step in your shoes so I can protect my own interests.I am looking at the mindset right now.

Will sell them this spring as things thaw out.. sometimes if you work with these folks instead of making demands things can work out as some rent is better than a vacancy in low end areas.. a vacant home can get trashed in a heartbeat.I am sure we have all seen the Electric ranged turned to high with the door open and a 30 inch fan in front of it trying to heat the house..

There's nothing worse than renters or buyers coming in to look and getting soggy socks due to stepping in puddles from wet boots and shoes.

I'm a big fan of natural stone.If it's not your personal property and a rental, I would definitely leave it as-is (and not paint the woodwork either).Just my 2cents for what it's worth.

I personally am not a fan of Memphis, but if you do buy there I hope it's through MemphisInvest (maybe this one is?).