So I'm part of DTI realty a fast growing firm that operates with investors buyers flipper and renters and we have properties in Miami Dade county apparently one of the most appealing cities in the USA and well it's a very fast passed market here and I'm looking to expand in the sense of looking for investors both national and internationally we have all types of properties at our disposal from apartments, offices, and entire condominiums so if any one is interested give me heads up I'll be more than glad to find anyone anything they need we also get none MLS listed properties for cash deals.Any advice is greatly appreciated!

I think the property may appeal to a higher-end buyer because it is a very nice home on acreage with a  view.  

Is the home in a "better location" than the other homes, does it have upgrades in it that would make it more appealing or warrant higher paying renters?

The Iron Bound section will be lower than other areas because it has more appeal. 

I like to have visual effects, auditory effects (hearing), and olfactory effects (smell). 

Curb appeal and nice block- you cant control your street or neighborhood after you own so make sure the area is clean before you buy a property because you are not going to change the neighbors once.

appeal to 90% of the market 90% of the time.  

. ;)But seriously, I know I am not the only one on the site to wish I had been in your situation AND already thinking about REI when I was in my mid 20s.Before making any moves, I would use the BP site to get a feel for what kind of REI most appeals to you.

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It may sound very appealing because of the low asking price, however, it turns out that banks aren't very interested in giving you a mortgage on a former grow-op property.