I am obviously heavily tatted and own my tattoo studio, along with a few other businesses and I would hate to be targeted, stereotyped or red flagged by someone simply because of how I look.

Is it possible that the gap between your shared spaced and a studio or 1 bedroom is too small?   

I've been listening to audio books and interested in real estate investing for a long time. 

Bonus points if it can be exported to bulk data and allow for breakdowns by studio, 1bd, 2bd, 3bd.Costar has this information but you can only search a single city at a time whereas I am needing to aggregate all at once for analysis.

This is what I found within a few hours of Charlotte under $150k:https://www.zillow.com/homedet... 2 studio apartments, and you have all the capex of a duplex?

One of the tenants is moving out on 9/17 of the studio; I would like to do a quick remodel of the kitchen before leasing back out.

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I listened to the podcast and got inspired to buy the new Multi Family Millionaire book on audio.

. $10,000-$15,000) Studio (0 bedrooms): 300-400 square feet (sf) (most likely a garage conversion):According to MLS info, in the past year, the rental rates of studio units were $1,200 for ADUs in lower-cost areas and up to $2,500 on the high end for ADUs in portions of LA like Venice and West Los Angeles. 

also, how much should I look into if I were to build a studio with a small kitchen and bathroom in the unit?