Utility costs are off the charts.3.

You can also go to Airdna, and I think it’ll let you put in the number of bedrooms so you can get an estimate on what your gross income would be for a property of that size. 

I've typically paid 50-60 depending on the size of the lawns.

The larger sized postcards seem to have better esults for me. 

That being said at a certain size you become a competitor. 

Renovation loans such the 203k, Homestyle, Choice, etc. for a project of your size will require 1 GC to run the project.

Despite the size difference, they each required about the same amount of time and effort on our part.

A lot of lenders of various sizes on there that can help with some of the logistical questions, software, contracts, recommendations etc. 

Depending on the size of the house, this could have potential for the insurance placement strategy, which tends to be one of the most lucrative strategies for midterms. 3, 4 and 5+ bedrooms are typically in demand and especially if they're pet friendly properties.

There is plenty of room for rental growth in this area given its small size and the rental market is very hot and there’s little availability.