Here are some pics...The exterior didn't change much besides a lot of deck work, taking a down a tree leaning on the house and taking down a hillbilly carport.Living room with the enclosed galley kitchen.  

If you go to "properties" and search for "Fruit Tree" in properties, you'll see my BP listing.

I am not a tree huger but I live in the largest petochemical area in the world so I thought it would be a good degree but I was wrong.

Cameron Parker You better start cutting down some more trees cause your going through paper (contracts) like crazy.

Make sure you are conservative on the numbers, and consider major items such as mechanical systems, electrical (service type, aluminum vs copper), sewer line age (age and trees on property), etc. 

Home is built in 2006, new neighborhood, no trees, unoccupied less than 8 months.

Sip on some Cuban coffee in Ybor, stroll through the tree-lined streets of Seminole Heights, and really get a feel for Tampa yourself.

Is there leftover items fromthe previous owner, Is there anything that could endanger the occupants especially children (lead paint on older buildings).I inspected a house yesterday that the new owner thought could make hime 80K but when I went through for the FHA buyer, it won't work, illegal additions without permits, drain problems in kitchen sink, faucet problems in bath (not turn off properly), stove not working, heating system not functioning.Guess what, this is not going to pass.

I have had a rash of evictions lately for non-payment and it has caused me to look introspectively at what I am doing or not doing when screening these tenants, that may result in me allowing bad tenants to slip through my screening process.Although I own lots of investment property, I wonder if I can't see the forest through the trees.

We had an issue with Tree Rats about 7 years ago and it was a nasty slog getting rid of them.