The hardest part was keeping timelines tight and not getting behind when subs are not completing work on time.

@Jeff T.Thanks Jeff, I have a much better cashflow (if not I at least break even) when I am here as I live in a much larger unit with extra rooms that I can rent with additional cash flow but I think renting my entire unit alone would be very challenging as there will not be many prospective tenants that will need so much space (6 beds and 3 ba )and willing to shell additional rent .

I understand I should perhaps build my own to understand what goes into it, but kind of tight on time atm and want to start analyzing deals.A search on BP yields a couple 7 year old results, some of which are behind paywalls.

It's really a beautiful thing.Now, for a single-family that you're renting out, you don't have a common space to install the recorder or take electricity from.

You need someone local.Even if someone like myself walked through a unit and gave you a tight number, it would be worthless because I don't know what subs/materials/etc go for in your area.

The laws are pretty tight.

Very often I give tours to people who are surprised there is shared space, despite it being really explicit on the apartments.com listing. 

Learning how watertight spaces are created is a great knowledge base8.

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a top cabin design architect in Sevier County area that can tweak my existing cabin plans to best use the space. 

Syndications can be helpful to help gain insight and experience into the multifamily space.