Two opposite sides of the spectrum- I would say take a close look at what you really want from your business and place yourself somewhere on that spectrum.

Have you ran it through rentometer to see where they are at on the spectrum of the rental market?

Not all renters can or want to afford curtains.In those cases they tend to hang blankets, big thick heavy ones with big rusty bent 16 penny nails pounded into the walls holding them up.What I am saying is not everyone is a decorator or has expendable money each paycheck for decorating when they move.You should think about if you renter base does or does not (need) want blinds.I can NOT pick which renters will, but from my knowledge they tend to be on the lower spectrum of the income scale.Or maybe it's just a Texas thing, and you won't find this happening in California.Just something to think about.Good Luck!

As long as the LLC is on title and the deed has been recorded as a public record, it shouldn't matter who holds the note.He also went on to say the courts look at a wide spectrum of factors when trying to determine "alter ego".

It just depends on where you stand in the spectrum of passive investing vs. making every single penny you can on the property.

It depends where on the spectrum of costs and what you’ll be charging per bed, I worked with a developer that has done active adult projects and they made it like a high end resort.

The rents charged are definitely at the lower end of the spectrum but are typical of 2/1 apartments.

Risk is a spectrum, so find a place that makes you both comfortable. 

You want to appeal to the masses...... not one end of the spectrum or the other or a smaller subset....that's reality.Just like selling a house..... you pick colors and décor that is going to appeal to as many people as possible....despite what you like and would want to live in, not everyone will have the same taste.

I don’t have MLS access but I’ve found that a majority of the 50K-65K properties that are listed on standard RE marketing sites seem to rent for between $750-$950 (neighborhood depending) a month and cash flow around $200-$350 monthly with the lower end of that spectrum being more common when I run the rough numbers.