Certainly it was not an investor experience, unless you were a hotel or ACTUAL BED & BREAKFAST OWNER. 

The downstairs unit (1 bed/1 bath) I'm currently living in but I need to move back to Los Angeles at the end of the month.

Based on their website the standard payment for a 3-bed is $1,423 but that seems really high to me.

Looking at a unique property which is a 4 bed / 2.5 ba main house, with what is essentially a 5 room motel semi-connected to the main house via a breezeway.  

Common problems are sewage backups, mold, infestations of rats, and other pests, faulty wiring, roof leaks and it violates the city’s building, health and fire code poses health and safety risk.

If one of the units you will occupy is larger in GLA/bed/bath count its okay or if its closer to work or school.

Hot homes can sell even faster, in around 15-24 days.The price per square foot averages around $640.Example recent sales include:$1,140,000 for a 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,228 sqft home on Oxnard St$1,300,000 for a 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,936 sqft home on Hatteras St$1,612,500 for a 3 bed, 2 bath, 2,161 sqft home on Oakdale Ave

Then focus in on the comps that have the same bed/bath/sqf and take the average.The rate? 

A great agent will also invest in home, pest, and roof inspections to remove doubt in a buyer's mind prior to making an offer.

I own a 1 bed 1 bath unit overlooking downtown from a huge balcony, 1 car spot and free heat and hot water for $2200.00 and it has been sitting in the market for 60 days now.