Another house might be a single family home with a fenced yard and LVP flooring and be more suitable for allowing pets. 3.

@Zaid Mahmood I'm not in those areas but consider myself pretty experienced in the LP space.

First floor commercial is a plus to help increase value.  

*Note that we interchangeably use the labels: Lodging House = Rooming House = Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) = Co-Housing PropertyThe building has 3 kitchens and 4 full bathrooms, on 4 floors:3rd floor: The 3rdfloor is ‘off-limits’ to the 1st and 2nd floor tenants, so the two 3rd floor tenants enjoy the exclusivity of their own entrance, and a kitchen and bath shared only with one other unit, plus some distant ocean and Boston skyline views.2nd & 1st floors: Eleven units share 1 kitchen and 2 full bathrooms, one on each floor.

This gives them time and space while showing you’re committed and reliable when they’re ready to make a move.

It is a first-time dive into the rental space, as it is a starter home my wife and I purchased and have been fortunate to be in a place that we don't particularly need to sell.

This is a great way to make a significant impact in your community and provide a new stream of revenue in the mid-term rental space.

It's a unique opportunity to combine my passion for real estate with hospitality, and I'm eager to dive into the process, build a portfolio, and create welcoming spaces that generate both income and experiences.

"Give me $30,000 on Space Invaders, $20,000 on Pong, and $15,000 on Frogger."

We would each flip our basements and STR or MTR 1st floor and we would live in our basements of the SFH.By year 3 we hope to each own 2 duplexes.I would prefer single family homes I may be wrong but does single family appreciate better than duplexes?