Only thing I will add is if you rent by the room, you also have to factor in landscaping costs (mowing the grass) and ideally cleaning of common areas (eg weekly cleaning service).  

Example - Flooring, appliances, windows, countertops, HVAC, bathroom #s, bedroom #s, etc. 

Wife and daughter don't like them as they make it hard to clean their hair of shampoo.

We often use VS for apartments that have floor plans that are a bit odd and find they are very helpful.

You can clean up other aspects of title that remain later, including prior defects in the chain of title and liens, but the original deed and the nature of the interest(s) granted, do not change.

And you have to keep the filters clean, which tenants will not do and the unit starts dripping.

However I'm just looking for a "vibe" from some pros, experienced investors or people familiar with the area out there who'd be willing to give their 2 cents of the potential value with some caveats/details of the home as follows:- 2022 Home Appraisal valued home @ $1,100,000- 1st 2BR duplex unit rent=$2800, 2nd 2BR duplex unit rent= $2150, 1st 1BR unit rent=$1950, 2nd 1BR unit rent=$1800- All units have washer/dryer- 3 of the 4 units have been upgraded (new floors, appliances, etc.) in the past 5 yrs.- Both boilers installed new 2017- Both electric panels upgraded 2015  - Shared Backyard access for bottom 2 units- No Parking, No Central Air- House built before 1900- Roof about 20Yrs old- Assume Fed cuts rate at least .25 point later this year Any thoughts would be appreciated.

You can request those tenants to clean the bathrooms through rotations or just charge them a small cleaning fee to hire cleaning crews to clean the house 1-2x a month or you do the cleaning yourself to save up money and have extra passive income.

I have a tenant that I use to keep the yard clean and take out the trash.

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