What I can say is that it is 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath, with a good size living room, a dining room, and a kitchen on the smaller size.  

I am just not sure if the numbers work for me.Multi-Unit Information# of Units (Total): 3Annual Insurance Expense: $900Annual Repair Expense: $600Annual Trash Expense: $309Annual Maintenance Expense: $1,200Annual Electric Expense: $3,113Annual Fuel Expense: $1,188Total Annual Expenses: $5,841Gross Annual Expense: $6,410Gross Annual Income: $25,140Owner Expenses: Taxes, Insurance, Water/Sewer, Electricity, Fuel, Maintenance/Repair, Trash, Snow, LawnTenant Expenses: Cable TVShared Amenities: PorchUnit 1 Information# of Baths (Full): 1# of Rooms (Total): 6Bathroom Description: Main Floor Baths (Full)Dining Room: Informal# of Similar Units: 1Monthly Rent: $950Total Expenses: $162Unit Number: 1Unit Sq.

I'd like to list it under my boutique rental company, as that helps build my brand, but the problem I can see- if owners don't listen to suggestions like buying better towels or buying a bigger dining table- then my company gets the bad review...

I do not know what your family/home situation is, small children, space issues, but I had an acquaintance (her son lived with her but he was grown) who turned her dining room and living room into offices and had 2-3 others on her team that just came to her house and worked from there.

-We really opened up the Living Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen by removing a ton of walls and installing five new massive beams in the attic to carry all the load that the walls were previously carrying.

Listening to podcasts of how people do it in the midwest and trying to apply those numbers in California is like trying to open a fine dining restaurant based on watching the guys behind the counter at McDonalds. 

You can put one or two little things on the kitchen counter, bathroom counter, and I have put a table and chairs in the dining room before with a sign on it saying "have a seat and write up an offer" with a stack of RE contracts.

Myrtle Beach has a very conveniently located international airport and plenty of dining and entertainment.

My son went the route of buying a single family home, 3/2, set up so that the dining room could be closed off and made into a 4th sleeping area and still have plenty of space - easy in Florida because of the way they set up their houses.  

A roof leak and half the dining room ceiling caved in... they almost wouldn’t close without pleading and confirming that I was going to fix it as soon as taking possession.