They are quietly sold and usually to a developer who is going to mindlessly transform it into one more single family occupancy to clutter our landscape even further with wasted space. 

It's been about a month since I complained, and they are still trying to get "real before and after" pictures.I highly recommend, if you are local to find your own work crew for after-hours emergencies and routine repairs and snow removal and landscaping, and manage your own finances.

I am willing to drive for dollars, fix rental's ( very handy w/ tools) , run errands ,  and clean/install toilets, light carpentry, painting, landscaping, hauling materials.

. ~10k closing costs, ~13k renovation (repaint bottom unit, swap out carpet for vinyl on 3 beds, closets redone, and landscaping done on the yard for both units). 

As time allows, do some simple upgrades- landscaping, painting, flooring, etc.

I was originally planning on BRRRR this project as I felt the comps could be somewhere in the $450k ARV range after only minor improvements (Kitchen, roofing, new fence, landscaping and potentially 1 bathroom remodel).

You zoomed in on a cracked driveway full of weeds and a fence that looks like it is going to fall down at any moment with bad landscaping. 

Updating with LVP, newer finishes, updated hardware, plumbing and bathroom, fresh paint, landscaping.

Allow one of the tenants to get a rate reduction for maintaining the landscaping.5) Once the property is fully leased out and seasoned, sell off to a REIT.6) Rinse and repeat.

so far just redid the flooring and landscaping. considering upgrading kitchen and bathrooms.