We have been doing renovations and repairs to the property throughout the last year, and combined with the real estate market exploding think it should be worth $900,000+ at the moment, based on seeing what other 3 unit properties have been listed for recently.

There are 2 areas close to me where Amazon distribution centers opened in the last 15 years.Middletown, DE - This distribution center opened roughly 15 years ago and it has caused growth in the area to explode almost instantaneously.

Once things get back to normal, offices open, and immigration begins, flood gate of renters will open up and SF Bay Area rental (condo, apartment, multifamily) prices and rents will explode. 

However, I think the Raleigh area is about to explode, so the appreciation should be pretty good. 

But the biggest factors are more likely that the cost of living in cities like Seattle has exploded.

That pipe explodes and you'll have a lovely mess all over your new floors and cabinets if you take care of the cosmetic stuff first. 

Compare this to any city and the Midwest and it becomes even more impressive that Columbus is exploding right now....we're the only city in the Midwest to experience growth during COVID-19...still retain AAA Bond ratings across the board, have a maxed out rainy day fund and a windfall of tax revenue.Columbus is becoming a hotbed of tech startups to include Olive (AI), Cover My Meds, Root insurance, and Path Robotics...Sequoia Capital has entered our city and providing venture capital for the first time in its history.Bottom lineProperties are still very affordable when compared to national pricesRents are starting to keep pace with purchase priceTop 3 landlord friendly state with no legislation on the horizon to change thisExplosive and sustainable job and population growthUnbelievable appreciation...30% year over price appreciation in entire zip codes is commonOh, and we're insulated from natural disasters...plenty of fresh water...and improving infrastructure 

This is because in the last couple of decades population has exploded, but affordable housing has not caught up.3.

If the trees dont explode every year then your stairs wont.

My 1st deal is a winner , I purchase a duplex for 350K I put 3.5% down with FHA loan that's 12K So I levaged 337 K @ 2.5% When I purchased, rents were 800 each side , Which were under market Since then the market has exploded here, I'm currently house hacking and rent other side for 1400 , the side I'm living in I am remodeling And when I move out I believe I could at least rent it for 1650 if not more ...