Also, in Manchester (currently) if you add a third unit you will be required to add a sprinkler system for fire suppression, which is enormously expensive.  

As of right now I am in just saving $$ mode since I will probably need to pay around 10k for a fire suppression system in the property as well as the initial 6k for inspection and state approval. 

There is massive investor appetite for cash flowing properties.We do things a bit differently though where we source the deal, sell it as-is, and facilitate the rehab while the investor funds it.

Building a restaurant is shockingly expensive, especially the kitchen, ventilation and fire suppression.

Includes a detached 4-car garage, handicap accessibility, security intercoms, a new 2019 roof, energy-efficient windows, and a suppression system land to develop.

Now I need to install fire suppression/ sprinklers which I am ready to do.

Additionally, explore markets with low vacancy rates and increasing rents, reflecting a strong appetite for rental properties.

.- Personal savings rate as a percentage of disposable income is very low (3.6%)- Unemployment is very lowMarkets don't stay ecstatic or suppressed forever.

If you have an appetite for 30 year type loans and willing to accept rates at 7% currently.

Now, here's one important point I've learned over the past 7 years - never do business with ONLY  one bank (unless you are only buying a property or less per year) - you never know when the bank will lose their appetite for cash out refinancing or construction loans.