The biggest things to compare: location, beds/baths, square footage, quality.Keep in mind, there may be ten other homes priced at $1800, but that doesn't mean they actually rent for that price.

I always make sure to put an extra one under a bed or storage inside so if it goes out, I can tell the guest where to find a new one.

I would recommend to all that they build a STRONG relationship with a Realtor/Broker or several Realtors, because  2.Downloaded a list of multi family owners from Listsource.com - You can get this from a Broker who can run a list of non-owner occupied properties, this features the number of beds and baths and from which you can build a mailer and network. 3.

@Cheryl Gilmartin are you saying that Anderson Business Advisors are in bed with Elite/RDPD, or am I reading your comment wrong?

This is because there’s a lot of 2,3,4,5 bed homes in Orlando and very few 4,5 bed homes here.  

I personally wouldn't buy a 2 bed house for $100k all in in Detroit.

One already had electric heat in the upstairs unit and the other duplex needed a new boiler when we purchased it anyway, so we installed a new propane boiler for heat/hot water in the large unit and a couple Rinnais in the 1-bed unit.

I'm fairly new to the real estate game and currently have 2 properties; 4 bed 2 1/2 bath renters have been in there going on their 5th year, and a new 3 bed 2 bath we're looking into using for a midterm.I work as a radiology manager for Methodist and been with them going on 10 years.

@Andre Debs if you're going to give stats, give honest ones. 2/3 of gun deaths are suicides, how many bike accidents were?

Typical charges are $150-$250 for a 3 bed 2 bath turn.3.