WA, OR, UT, NV, ID, NM, AZ, TX.

It would be great if progressive views/laws on reducing minimum square footage (residential/single family on foundation) were indeed the case in Indiana, and will to catch on (re-evaluating minimum size of homes) elsewhere.

A little bit about my experience in Real Estate… I started a couple years ago doing some house flips in Detroit ( It was a 2 year plan) then decided to sell everything, moved to Washington DC which can't afford anything in the DMV area but last year I purchased a very nice 3500 SQFT Duplex in Shaker Heights, suburb of Cleveland.

It's not what I would call a trendy area like Bates-Hendricks/Fountain Square. 

My husband and I just sold a rental property in WA state so we have about $85k to invest. 

@Brandon Carlson 63117 (Richmond Heights) , 63130 (university city which is close to Washington Univ) and 63110 (tower grove, Shaw, dogtown) are all very good areas.

Washington DCHow would you scale?

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Best of luck getting these units squared away A "true" turnkey provider is always waiting for the ax to fall mate and it can only fall on their head lolLot of accountability and responsibility for sure and it takes many many years to get operating decently.I won't say "perfectly" because there are non stop kinks in the armor of a true turnkey provider.Thanks 

Lets say the house is 2400 square feet and the room is 240 square feet, then 1/10 of your property was used as a rental.