That seems high, but they are a very well-known company, so I'm sure they command a higher price.Thanks!

For example, the house we have in contract is in such a subdivision and the area commands higher values than lower areas just a couple blocks away and this is mostly due to insurance - buyers want to avoid the extra cost and area willing to pay more.  

But nicer areas command higher prices, say $400,000 - $500,000.  

You may need to spend money to fix the unit up to command full market rent.  

Magan, are you flying an airplane, commanding a tank or running a NASCAR pit crew? 

If he’s military contact his chain of command, because he sounds like a real pain I’ve had to counsel my soldiers and help them pay bills before.

a home purchase of $75K would command a down payment of $2625 in an FHA guaranteed loan. 

My thinking is that sticking with the blanket criteria will provide the protection of sticking with the numbers and not making “exceptions,” but you may lose out on opportunities for commanding higher rents in the first case or may lead to higher vacancy rates if you don’t adjust down in the latter case mentioned above.

@William Robinson I would advise working with a broker who has a strong command in how HUD homes and Fannie work.

Unless you are able to command a similar re-sale price point without the nice garage/driveway, and while also completing the rehab for a significantly cheaper total cost, you will likely find the upside a bit thin.