Is that like a blended interest rate but with rocket science and brain surgery?

Real estate is not an exact science in terms of numbers. 3.

Probably near the top.There's no exact science to figuring out what to charge.

(I would advise if the answer is yes to make sure no viscous breeds are allowed and also get an extra security deposit and possibly extra monthly rent.)Also, something that helped us that you might want to consider is for your credit check is that the score matters, but we look deeper than the score if there are things that come up (and in New Brit there are usually things that come up).If tenants are skipping out on "modern life essentials" like utility bills, cell phone bills, car payments that is a huge red flag.However, if it is a result of medical bills or student loans (or possibly a foreclosure during the crash) you may want to look past some of those.

there are little quarks as well, that only a trained eye may see, the process is easy if you are in a subdivision with 200 relatively equal homes, it a bit more tricky and subjective in rural America, where comps my be fare apart, and no similar sales exist for 12 months ore more, then your gut has to know. its 1 part science, 1 part math, and 2 parts Market Knowledge 

It's not rocket science, the information shouldn't be esoteric. 

To begin, I'm an Animal Science student from Cornell who is also interested in investment housing.

To rewire the whole building to modern codes and upgrade the power supply to 200amps would cost 15k.

I get a kick out of our modern terminology. 

While those are important for the modern look a finished house is a far better situation.