The parking lot is almost on level with the creek so it doesn't take much for it to overflow into the parking lot and basement of one of the buildings (currently there is a 2 ft berm built up from prior owner. 

In this case, The parking lot needs to be done, the exterior is super tired and do the roof...

I’ve found many to be scams, especially the ridiculously low priced listings.   2) As you look for a home to live in, know what is most important (strong rental potential, high appreciation, etc.) to you and be ready to make some trade offs. 3) If you’re looking ITP (inside I-285), visit the Atlanta Regional Commission website and the Atlanta Beltline website to gain an understanding of planned development for various areas, ie Westside Park, Westside Trail, transportation, etc)Best of luck and enjoy the journey!!

Treating everyone equally means that you would inspect their unit when they fail to maintain it, regardless of race, religion, familial status, color, national origin, etc.

I have been focusing in overland park, Olathe for A properties with good schools.

@Eric Lee Nation There are a few changes would recommend you consider.1)  Remove the Med Pay (if possible) and putting hat premium towards a higher Liability Limit

Basically, how similar is a market in one neighborhood versus a city in general versus nationally, etc.?

Hi @Wendy LeemanI think it is best for you to understand where the market is right now.Prices nationally have jumped nationally between September 2020 and September 2021 and have risen around 25%.We are at the top of the bubble.The smartest thing you can do right now is to sell and get out of the home.

Not to sure what options I have for that.4- the price range well, I talked to some loan officers and they mentioned I can get a 325000 ish house for about 2100 a month was kinda the ball park.

But deferred maintenance like roof, parking lot, and other big issues should be taken into account.You should probably connect with a tax strategist because it might benefit your business overall to paying higher rent, get higher debt on the property, and have significant writeoffs through a cost segregation study.