@Harrison Sharp there are a couple clarifications needed to the info you provide. 

@Michael Carges with a 1000 people a day moving to Florida we are seeing a sharp increase in rents do to lack of inventory. 

Make sure the park is OK with what you want to do, how you want to improve the property, plans, and value.Be cautious not to over-improve as much of that crowd is looking for affordability, yes they want clean and sharp but aren't always focused on the latest cabinets, finishes or look.

Hi @Joseph Sharp,I would say the best way to really know your market it to get around someone who is successful in your market and provide value to them.

If I'm not mistaken, that's covered under RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act), which has some big, sharp teeth.I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that requiring the use of any particular service as a result of a different transaction is a violation of the Sherman Anti Trust Act. 

Hey @Kristopher Sharpe, the numbers look good, keep in mind that these are the numbers for when it is fully rented out, you should be able to cash flow around $500-$600/month total or $250-$300/month for each door.However, you said you are looking at it as a house-hack, that being said you may want to run the numbers with only one side paying rent and you are responsible for the other side.

@Kayla Sharp.

@Harrison Sharp  We just ran it for Coppell for the past 3 months of sales, because we are starting to see some 2.5% BAC. 

The best thing you can do is stay active on these forums and don't hesitate to ask questions, There are a lot of sharp people on here that are very willing to help.

On the one hand, your '"R"efinance   amount could be great given the sharp  rise in home values.