I definitely agree with your point about properties which are not fitting our ideal model and I have been thinking about this.

@David McBrayer,I'm trying to fit that into the typical REI scenario, though it sounds like you're looking for a "Fidelity Investments" of real estate.

Are there any markets that might fit the bill? 

They used a custom sized indoor storm window that was a friction fit affair.

You can also meet plenty of people looking to sell some properties that either reached the end of their depreciation schedule or just don't fit into their goals anymore.Best of luck!

Not sure if that'd fit with your lifestyle but you'd probably be able to pull out equity later on to buy the next home.

I'd love to help in any way I can in help you secure your first plea and figuring out what best fits your needs.

The Reason for my call is that our group owns/is looking to purchase apartment communities in (city property is located) and your property fits the parameters of what we are looking for 50-150 units in (sub market).

So I have started down the path of figuring out my roadmap to financial independence and trying to figure out how real estate fits into this equation.

Around here (Kansas City), I would expect some $89K houses to have washer and dryer hookups, but not the actual appliances; the other houses at that price might not even have the hookups.If the laundry area is sized such that only a stacked washer and dryer will fit, that might lean a little bit towards you supplying them, because most people probably don't have stackables already, and they are more expensive than the regular ones.