*I will be doing some repairs (good will, some are "unnecessary" but I like to get things in order to keep a good tenant HAPPY, and to dissolve their concerns about a scary new owner)... so, after the repairs are completed, should I do another walk-through with them in order to have an updated move-in sheet?

I personally buy where the deals fit my marketjng plan.

One does not have to be a millionaire to be comfortable and happy.And even the poorest of folks in our country don't have to walk for hours crossing a field where lions seek you for diner just to get to the nearest river of somewhat contaminated water and then back to a village carrying the heavy bucket just to have a drink.

We are only selling so she can move the equity to another market that fits her current needs better.

We can't walk away from the idea that the collateral has a value.

Explain exactly what you're looking for and ask them what their suggestions would be.In my experience, if anybody would know how to identify the particular areas that fit the profile you're looking for, it would be a property management company.

I typically do windows before siding, as replacement windows may not fit exactly, and you may find that you have visible stops, framing or trim pieces after you replace them.

Completely Understand Your Local Target MarketThe old saying, walk a mile in their shoes, fully applies.Live and breath their lifestyle and expectations.

Although, I am walking through it with my team of contractor on Monday (two general contractors, electrician, roofer).Fannie Mae is asking 50k for the property.

My wife and I are trying to learn what we can, so we can decide which area of real estate would best fit us.