There is a company that will take common space and convert to BR to maximize rent by room space.  

Most residences are single-family homes under 1500 sqft, with generous lot sizes ranging from 7,000 sqft to 0.5 acres for some properties.Interestingly, despite ample space, vacant lots in this area remain undeveloped with no additional units added.

We purchased the property because the 3rd bedroom is a daylight basement (3 story townhouse) with an ideal space on the top floor to add a 4th bedroom (seemed to be low hanging fruit for a future refinance).

Luxury Plank Vinyl is a durable, long lasting product that works well in most spaces and with most design styles.

I see people buying in the multi-unit space (5+ units) that are buying turnkey properties at a 6 cap and paying 6.75% interest with the loans they get.

If you own the asset, don't own the asset, or don't even control the asset, you can still play in this space.

The microscopic distance of the attic vent, insulation spacing, the smoke detectors not being in sync when 1 rings etc. 

I am starting out in the rental real estate investment space and considering Section 8 rentals - not necessarily limited to any specific city (would appreciate suggestions).

On top of that, lenders in this space usually have a minimum loan amount requirement of $500k or more. 

Hey everyone,Like many others, I was fascinated by episode#968: Making $10,000/Month PER Rental with These Guaranteed Cash Flow "Contracts" w/ Noble Crawford.I own a duplex in the greater Boston area, and believe the location / property could be perfect for something like this.Does anyone have experience in this space, and be willing to connect?