I have put up temporary fencing to keep them out of the yard, but reality is when you have 2 German Shepherds that can easily jump a 4 ft standard fence it's hard.

I looked around the property and to my surprise not to bad, its a half acre and it is surrounded mostly by a privacy fence and the yard looked about perfect.

I seem to constantly have repairs for an 8 year old home (which the tenant does not even pay on time), including leaking faucets, fallen fences caused by overgrown trees falling, broken exhaust fans, etc.

Here is a comp, solid brick with 300 sq ft more and comparable interior, plus a fireplace and a nice wooden fence renting for $1,350.00.Looks like lowering the price could get more people looking.

I’d bet they are on the fence. 99% of employers are very vague about how they will allow WFH in the future.

Since taxes affect both sides of that fence, it just makes sense for the simple purpose of the cash flow vs appreciation discussion to not add it to the mix.

It is actually right behind  and shares a fence with Ferndale High School on the western side and just one or two more blocks than a few blocks from Woodward. 

I am on the fence on signing up for this course: https://courses.propertymetrics.com/join/iaf/I'm in a highly active and regimented education-focused period right now and one of my big interests is leveraging some personal relationships I have to get further involved in commercial real estate investing, but its the fundamentals that I know I need work on right now to prepare for that. 

If I was on the fence and the numbers didn't sway me.

Bonus points if you have a fenced in backyard for puppers to play inLastly, as mentioned by others, black-out curtains in the bedrooms are a must-haveSo if you really want to reel in those nurses, name your listing “pet friendly bungalow (or whatever) with private, fenced-in backyard and blackout curtains in bedrooms 2 miles from the Mayo Clinic” or something like that