However, if you are able to create parking in the rear you would get wayyyyy more.

I also removed the sliding glass door to the upstairs deck that has been demo'd and framed it in for a windowHere is a view from the rear.

Purchase price: $144,900 Cash invested: $32,475 Sale price: $220,000 This was a fairly straight forward project:- New floors (carpet in bedrooms; LVP everywhere else)- paint walls, ceilings, trim, doors, cabinets, etc- new bathrooms (re used the tubs)- new electrical (plugs, switches, fixtures)- a handful of exterior things; retaining wall, clean siding, rear door, etc.- typical punchlist items; blinds, knobs, hardware for cabinets and drawers.

His truck broke down somewhere and I towed him back to my house so he could change the rear axel with my tools. 

Account Closed you can look up the answers to your questions last jobs report I read about 8 months ago so it was probably 6 more month in the rear to that was 10% job growth and the bottom $40k and below 3%$40-80k 10% 80k and above. 

A real world example: I looked at a 2-unit property with a detached 2-car garage and workshop in the rear of the property. 

All the investors saying otherwise for trendy metros in the last couple years are going to be the ones who lose their rear ends as this current economic situation plays itself out.If you really insist on investing here, BRRRing, room renting, etc is the only way you'll get close to coming out here.