The units have an intercom / door buzzer that allow visitors to buzz an individual apartment, speak with the tenant, and then the tenant can buzz them in through the entry door and into the building. 

You still need the reserves for now, but you are in a good spot.Your real choice next is where to invest.

@Blake Yarbrough why not have the individual loan you the down payment, secured by the property, at a rate that is more than he can make in the market or in a CD and calculate that amount into the total debt service.  

However, that is my choice based on what I want to do not based on what politicians tell me I have to do or can not do.Second, from a landlord standpoint, there must be incentives to invest in expanding the housing supply and maintain them. 

I gave them choices while they were still at home. 

I have seen inspections charged at $300, $500, $675 and it really depends on the individual's thorough approach and attention to detail, not his price.

Not saying you did, but often people love to quote the cashflow but conveniently leave out capex, which can be considerable on a bunch of individual houses. 

She will tell you anything you want to hear and is not a reliable source of information.Personally, I would dig really, really deep or (my more likely choice) deny the application.

We are doing individual room rentals it’s a 6,000 sq ft nine bedroom home Things I have heard to include besides basic items are air fryer insta pot tea kettle vacuum sound machine black out curtains and full length mirror We do plan to add a sauna, exercise equipment and possibly a hot tub.

However, I'm starting to think I can get much more selling them individually to owner/occupants.