It’s tough to summarize what goes in here but when I owned multi-family I included landscaping, cable, management fees, transportation, maintenance and repairs, water, electricity, and pool maintenance.

We have the opportunity to purchase a 2 family in a very desirable area (due to it's proximity to public transportation) close to Boston. 2 bed/1 bath on each side. 

Transportation in some areas can get you into NYC under 50 minutes.

It is more expensive to live in rural areas in these states than metros due transportation costs and literally how far away you are from a Costco.

Days, times and transportation will be based on interest.

In terms of short-term rental regulations Big Sky is completely unregulated at the moment.

One of the business decisions Jesse makes is providing transportation via car rentals to his tenants.

Also consider investing in a moving tool cart for even easier transportation/ storage.3.

I’ve found the best small condos with good return are in the city near transportation.

I’d also potentially live in one of the units and so I don’t want to be far from transportation and accessibility that urban areas bring.