@Brent Maxwell lol I was just quoting the earlier podcast where they used to pick on Detroit but who knows what the future holds in store I might end up there and partner up on a deal with you.

This particular property is a multifamily with a store front.

All seasoned landlords out there,I have a situation with one of my rental properties, and hope you can share your thoughts how to handle it.I have been reading @Brandon Turner's managing rental properties book, and realize that I don't have a "regular property inspection" clause in my lease.  

I have my eyes on two, two story, commercial buildings on Armenia that have stores downstairs and apartments upstairs.

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And I don't want my money to be tied up too long so I can continue to invest or lend on a regular basis.And what are the advantages and drawbacks in doing this?

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Better yet, have the monitors inspected regularly.

Agree that we should run the numbers as if it's a regular rental. 

It depends on price point and how fast things are moving in your market...I stage a few items in the kitchen and bath for pictures...and have some chairs and tables I got at the thrift store ..add bright pillows and a few plants and place on the porch or deck ...again for pictures...I don't do the rest of the house ...