So far this year from MLS data, in Dane County, the median 3 bed, 2 bath home sold for $440k and $429,950, so with our high taxes (around 2% of the purchase price), you may decide to focus on multi-family property for help with income/cash flow. 

The owner never bothered since they were only there during the times of the year when they felt it wasn't needed. 2) There is no washer and dryer, 3) the home is a 2 bed 2 bath plus a basement, which the basement needs some paint on the walls and new carpet, but not much.

The Investment I’m looking at is a  3 bed 1 bath and has a really nice already running Airbnb 1bed/1bath guest suite that generates an average of $1500/Month.

Got a 2 bed 1 bath property in California that has a AC unit in the living room and a wall heater (older home).

Within our market the single family home has been evaluated at around 189k at 1554 living Sq with a 4 bed 2 baths and sits on half an acre.

Unfortunately, or fortunately, small multifamily are valued usually on the comps What is a typical duplex in the area with same # beds, amenities, etc. going for.

It’s been a little challenging but I think we are about 2 weeks from finishing a 3 level 5 bed /3 bath house so it’s been a big project. 

In this part of the market cycle, newer vintage assets, median incomes of at least 50k, washer dryer hook ups, more two beds than ones, townhome style assets.When the broker showed us the deal we didn't have to waste time analyzing it.

I'd reduce the size of your units and stick more to 1 bed and 2 bed than what you have the numbers aren't really looking good on this deal. 

I've come up with these key features:- Internet (a given)- Washer/dryer- Pet friendly- King bed- EV charging (?)