Both units are 2 beds and 1 bath.

For myself I am looking for a house hack deal, so I was narrowing it down to 4+ bed and 2+bath. 

We don't have homes in the $200k ARV range here but if we did, I'm not getting out of bed for anything under $25k.

If they want the extra bed/bath and the increased rent that goes with it, find a way to work around them.

I used BP calculators to run numbers as a Fix and Flip and as a Buy and Hold, with both cash and conventional financing in the interest of multiple exit strategies.Quick details:Property is a SFH in a trendy neighborhood, three of the homes for sale within a 5 minute walk are flipped homes.Property has 3 beds and 1 bath.

It’s a 3 bed 1 bath 1300 sq feet property.

All units are 1 bed/1 bath.22 units/18 occupiedUnits 1 bd/1 bth Avg sq. ft.: 480Potential NOI $67,000Avg rents: 400-450Asking: 540k (includes 3% closing costs)$3000 EMD What do you think of these numbers?? 

Since her home was flooded due to an interal plumbing issue and the insurance company is paying to remodel the existing old (1920s) and dilapidated structure (could tell by looking at some of the 2x4 studs revealed in the partial internal demolition), I decided to find out if my mother can use the money should would receive from the insurance company in the form of a check, put that towards the remodel, and in addition secure a construction-to-permanent loan in order to fund the complete transformation of her 1 bed 1 bath 1,200 sqft home into a 2-story duplex that she can rent out, airbnb, etc.

Planning on 23 2bd and 10 1 bd but the mix can shift if one bed is better.

How many bed/bath?