I do like the smaller properties because occupancy tends to stay pretty high and consistence and costs generally are low, but I know we are also missing out on the really great returns on some of the larger properties. 

We have learned a ton and I want thousands of units one day but for now just trying what to do next with this one. ok so the issue is that home was built in 1932 and the heating is an issue in the winter and the heating costs are really high for the tenants.

Here's some more context:Rehab cost about 30k.

Partner Driven financed the W 136th Ave deal using its own capital, covering the $180,000 purchase price and $37,413 in renovation costs.

When I have a tenant sign a lease they also sign a document for the cost of repairs when the lease ends.  

Business income might work but it's more difficult.

I will definitely weigh things regarding the environmental risks and the insurance costs.

It does seem pretty busy around the ‘ville!

However, I often like to do business with vendors who are recommended to me. 

The two owners Jonathon and Ginis provide live training and no cost commitment.