Good Handyman are hard for investors to find, because a good handyman is going to command $60 per hour and investors typically want to pay far less.

Most tenants in our area are great because our economy is fluid- we have the redstone arsenal, space force command, FBI headquarters, FB Data Centers, etc....we didn't feel the pandemic as many of our fellow neighbors, simply because our money flows due to the government jobs and our ity is made up of very well educated.

I don't mean in terms of feeling sorry for them rather, does it make the other two units less desirable and command less rent.After that, as everyone mentioned, is getting familiar with zoning requirements relative to your attic, and how many livable square feet area allowed on your lot for its size.  

These cities tend to command quality tenants and they have great schools.Good luck!

These cities tend to command qualitytenants and they have great schools. 

The regulatory stuff, it's rather easy to learn and gain command of, it really is, and for most part a non-issue.

One would think that after renovation the unit should be able to command greater rent.Basically, coming up with the ARV after brrr is looking at other similar properties in the area that have sold and are in an updated condition. 

Big range, but there are a lot of influencing circumstances.3-Yes, typically a private lender will command a higher interest rate. 7-10% is not unheard of.

For example, if the square footage was big enough, they would add another room or another bathroom that would command a higher rental price and thus cash flow. 

I'm new to this Forum... so pardon my ignorance...There are alot of Condos in the 65-80k mark that are turnkey ready and command rents from 1100-1500/month.