- unit configuration (bedrooms/baths)- decor & amenities.

There are so many ways to configure your tech stack but I value simplicity and efficacy. 

.- configuration.

MTR in the winter months would be helpful, but as others have noted, it's not a great configuration for MTR. 

Here are some considerations:Rent-by-the-Room Strategy: Market Demand, Legal Considerations, Property Configuration, Lease Agreements, Screening TenantsManaging Remotely: Automated Systems, Local Contacts, Virtual Tours, and TechnologyProperty management companies: communication, client reviews, services provided, and local expertiseTo make sure local laws are followed and to discuss any possible legal issues, speak with legal and real estate experts before moving further.

To make sure you have the appropriate insurance configuration, take into account the following factors and do the following actions:1.

@Jonathan Camachoi'd look at a whole bunch of properties, all different configurations, to determine if any would be a good fit for you and your family. 

My first visit was not quite as dramatic as yours, but it was a disappointment because the house (duplex, actually) was configured so weirdly I had no idea who would even want to rent it, lol.That said- is your disappointment due only to the state of the house, or is it because of you were to put money into rehab, you'd have no hope of recouping it from rents?

REI Pro is already configured to do what is most important to investors.

So I'm assuming both building A and B are configured to be able to sell as separate units sch as individual meters, kitchen and bathrooms, in other words they meet your areas zoning code standards to be sold separately.