It is going to depend on what rent the property can command.  

For brick homes, taxes are higher (avg $2,500 - $3,500) but they will generally command higher rents.

We can command top rental price now.

For example, we do 2nd liens - that is perceived to be a riskier loan - so it would command a higher interest rate.

I guess you never know until you list it but in general a lower quality product will command a less desirable price?

I’m curious to hear what you end up doing with voice commands at your place.

Oakland has gotten pretty bad in its own right the past few years ;) Those Oakland moms commandeering that home (and basically forcing the investors to sell it at their cost to a housing non profit) is (unfortunately) a first, and a scary precedent.

In retrospect i would not have added as many bathrooms to save costs, however each room now commands a premium compared to other houses with only private bedrooms.

All may offer some of the same financial benefits (owner financing, etc...) and, depending on your own reserves, may allow you to create the premier facility in the area that commands premium rants and can really be a cash cow.  

You want to find a market you can afford, is appreciating preferably, and commands high rents.