Hi @Andrew Angerer, Yeah I've never quite understood the appeal to house hacking single family properties.

What makes real estate more appealing to you than mutual funds or ETFs? 

Hi Daniel,A grander entrance area, flower boxes and better front path would probably be your best bang for the buck, and lower the risk by avoiding construction over runs.Some of my ideas to curb appeal the house (if they make economic sense):1.

Anything that takes away from aesthetic and could potentially be hazardous will be called. 

Ask them what they would do differently to make your property more appealing to renters.  

Beyond that, I would make an appeal to the seller with proof of what's going on.

So I "think" the rezone would go through, and like Brandon Halley mentioned, adding some value and curb appeal is what I do with all my properties.

Someone who knows what they are doing could probably make it look more appealing inside with their “kit”.

The outcome was a beautifully renovated house that appealed to a modern buyer with the new finishes and color schemes, etc. but that's also timeless and neutral enough to allow the purchaser to put their own touches in and add their own flare to make it theirs.

That said, we are very worried about internet access in those older, more established areas after some quick searches and hope to not be pushed into Grovetown as it seems like it would only appeal to families.