If you really value your relationship with your brother you may have to tell him you got cold feet and want to sell the property and move on.

Quote from @Samme Chan: Quote from @Patrick Drury: @Samme ChanIf it's your first deal, start with a duplex to get your feet wet and then move on to a 4-unit and bigger.

House-hack is the best way to get your feet wet.

After World War 2, houses were built at about 800 sq feet. 

Service dogs typically wear a vest, and are very well behaved- sitting calmly at the owners feet. 

Can I be evicted for smoking off of his property and at least 30 feet from anyones door?

If you have STRs there: - Do you stay busy year round?

.: I like @Caroline Gerardo's estimatesa lot will depend on the exact size of the rooms - larger bathroom = higher rehab amount etc.when i hear people saying a 'rehab' for 20K or even 30K I don't know what they meanclean-out, paint, carpet, floor and appliances you're looking at 15K right there - you start adding kitchen, bathroom(s), electrical and you go way upand then there's landscaping, decks, driveways.....it adds up single story 1960's Desoto 1790 square feet is my GUESS, he didn't say... so if larger add zeros

Maybe your perception was different, but I remember the sense we had at Wacker Neuson going through rounds of layoffs, dealers defaulting, order cancelations and no sense when the construction equipment industry would recover, or if there would even be a full recovery - ever.. nobody had ever seen anything like it. 2008 was bad, I think Lehman Brothers collapsed in October, by 2009 we had to assume the equipment industry would never be the same.

The best way to answer this question is to look at the square feet of the home and how many can comfortably fit in the common areas...i.e. dining room, living room, outdoor spaces, etc.