Living and kitchen blocked by walls made everything seem smaller.

Also, they used to purchase blocks of insurance through Lloyds of London to secure their underwritings and I believe that they are doing it internally now.

(Possible 500-750/month)The house has been on the market for some time, not sure if I'm missing something, looking through rose colored glasses, or if it's legit.

(The Next Block over was totally Gentrified) - More details of the house: Listed at 18k, during the walk through, I noticed it needs, ALL new flooring.

If it's in or near a tourist area, you could AirBnB it for the 10 months and just block off the time you'll need/want to use it.

I would recommend creating a new listing and blocking out the dates that are already booked, and then having seller and buyer co-host the existing bookings on the sellers account.

Some staging to off set neutral color - seasonal something....right now maybe Easter basket or red decoration?

Henry Ford said "you can have any color car as long as it's black".

Nicest house on the block is not always a good thing.

Looking on the MLS, it seems like there is opportunity to invest in Multifamily properties in Seaside heights. 2 family Properties a block from the beach and boardwalk are going for around 300k.