I'm going to reduce my rent by $100 as this ratio seems abysmal (quite literally a 0% ratio in view-to-application). 

So, from a business point of view with a commercial property it could be a good investment with a good ROI.

Look for views, seclusion, walkout basement potential, water feature potential- people love ponds, add trees, add boulders, multiple access or roadside properties, no zoning in Texas counties, check city zoning, location location, utility access.5.  

And the agent license was same, I didn't want to represent clients, so the ongoing cost and time investment was not worth it.I had never heard about lenders allowing higher LTV, or anything like that simply because you have a license.  

My property manager called (I live in Denver) and told me they got it turned off pretty quickly, but a whole wall's worth of drywall was damaged. 

Is it still worth to invest in the area?

Whether that is worth the $99 really depends on if you think it’s or is not

Before I negotiate, is it worth looking into this? 

Is it worth investing in SFRs for a part-time, non-professional investor?

I’m here wanting to ask is New Orleans a year prior to the Super Bowl worth the investment?