I lean towards low leverage by nature but it really comes down to what your plan/destination is in the long run. 

I also caution in taking on more than double the rehab expense you've incurred in the past - especially with a property that isn't tenant friendly from a parking standpoint; it won't be long before the trekking tenant discovers that trolling for street parking isn't the cruise he signed up for and starts parking in the yard, squeezing in the driveway, or starts claiming defects with the property so he can terminate the lease. 

With more professionals embracing a flexible lifestyle, our town has become an attractive destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life without sacrificing career opportunities.

9) Just some human-side stuff -- when you cruise properties, be kind.

@Gerald PittsRight market would mean closer to a city or destination area correct?

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I don't know your intended destination, so it's impossible to give you directions.2.

If you are destined for a military retirement, then perhaps this isn't a big deal. 

They can send you a standard CT lease and then you can cruise forums for landlords to see which things you may want to add (pet fees, no smoking, etc.)The fact that a lot of work has been done will help you in a C-/D, but choosing tenants is going to be the thing that either makes or breaks you and it's going to be hard.