The price difference is small, so I’m debating whether the extra square footage and rent justify the additional effort or if sticking with a three bed, two bath is simpler.

And sure enough, they're not the same thing.Adding an extra layer of getting a document signed outside of Airbnb or VRBO is just going to create headaches.

Taking the extra step with ID verification, rental history, and verified income can help you find a solid tenant and avoid major headaches down the road.

There are situations where an extra $30k in depreciation could result in ZERO tax savings.

There are not as many(if any) choices for SS management, but depending on your size, if you are buying a large facility, Extra Space will manage it, but they do a poor job. 

Was there something extra special about it? 

One of my places had a little extra room next to the kitchen so we made a dedicated coffee area with a coffeepot, a drip setup, a french press and a pod machine.

Painting the walls in SW aesthetic white or Behr spun wool and trim in SW extra white or Behr ultra white would make that tile look great.

Since you're targeting East Nashville and a budget under $350K, focus on finding a single-family home with rentable space—like a property with a basement unit, extra bedrooms, or a garage apartment.

Originally posted by @Jesse LeBlanc:In General @Eric Morel if you can be transparent with both your seller and your end buyer, then it's better to just assign the deal vs a double closing which cost extra money for closing costs plus funds for the lender if you had to use Transactional Lending.doing a double close is legal in all states, it's literally just 2 separate closings.