I think it would look good with a fiber cement shingle or certainteed fake slate in a charcoal grey for the roofing material maintaining the angle of the roof and then doing horizontal siding over the garage roof area.

Settlement agreements aren't for every landlord or every tenant, but can be a effective way of collecting past rent and letting a tenant remain that demonstrates the willingness of wanting to make the effort with the landlord to maintain their housing.

Look at how many people these days are into real estate investing or starting website, there is a ton of competition and it's getting just as back as looking for a decent stock to trade.

Now we spend 10-15 hours per week overseeing/maintaining the businesses and spend the rest of our time chasing a 1 and 3 year old around.  

So that might mean going from stock cabinetry to custom cabinetry to push the prices higher.  

The costs of maintaining LLC's should be taken into consideration.

I would imagine selling a couple houses a year (there's a great opportunity I can discuss later with guaranteed listings), and having the borrower get financing through another bank in town, while still maintaining my normal day job.  

Conversely, a lot of well maintained, late model, practical fuel sippers (think Corolla, Accord, etc) may bode well....Similarly, glance out at the applicants car at the showing...

I have rentals in Ohio which my lease says basically the same thing but I maintain the properties.

Talking to some coworkers some of them suggested an ETF or a few, since they trade as a stock and are very liquid.