A giant pain in the back side. 90% renovated is the magic number for CRA.

Thank you very much for the source Dick Rosen.

Properties with multiple exit strategies should be taken in serious consideration, as Charlotte is a shifting giant due to global politics and shortages.

(it probably won't raise the rent, but to me it looks dumpy).Note: I had an electrician in another state tell me he considered all electrical in a home over 50 years old to be at the end of its service life (might be something else to discuss with an electrician).As for the giant moon-raker antenna's on the roof, I would consider moving them to pipes in the backyard if possible, to save the wind stress on the roof and make re-roofing easier (theft from the pipes though???).

Giant Cranes are literally littering the highways in and around Detroit.

Oregon is still a seller's market though everyone is just taking a giant breath right now as markets adjust to the new world order of higher interest rates.

The nice thing about Exeter and Visalia (15 minutes west)  is that they are on the way to the Giant Sequoias, so you get a lot of tourist traffic through there if that is something you'd like to capitalize on.

The city shot me down about finishing the third unit, so instead i made it into 2 more beds, a family room, and a half bath, and combined it with the second unit to make a giant 4BR, 2000 sf unit.

Unless there is a giant buffer in potential returns, I wouldn't recommend doing a conversion in Minneapolis.

Thank you @Filipe Pereira and @Dick Rosen for the solid advice.