And it is only 1500 sqft for both units, so rent will be limited based on the small size and you still have to maintain kitchens and bathrooms for two units, which means high maintenance cost to rent ratio. 

-Analyze the neighborhood where the property is located and figure out what a property of similar size, bedroom and bathroom count will rent for. 

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

That amount will have an effect on the premium for that portion of coverage of course, but shouldn’t raise rates on the rest of it. 

As long as that portion costs more than $100k exchange.

It ended up being a great deal as the sellers divorced and needed money and accepted a small portion of the loan as payment in full.

A portion of Each payment you make to her for the 3 years and at the payment at the end will be split in to different reasons/categories.

You’re correct, there’s a large portion of houses that are not listed on the rental registry, and therefore legally aren’t allowed to collect rent or have any case when trying to evict tenants (at least pertaining to the City).

Special bonus if it's a landline number.I have my eye on 25 units in duplexes, quads and a 7-plex (my favorite size) owned personally (not in entities) by 5 different people now all over the age of 70. 

All the ones I found online are too much for the size shed I will be renting out.