@Anthony Therrien-BernardWhat would a semi-detached with a legal basement suite in a B neighbourhood go for? 

Good quality LVP flooring, Upper mid level appliances, energy efficient furnaces and tankless water heaters, semi-custom and now custom cabinets, quartz counters, and each home is professionally designed. 

With the leverage my total ROI comes out ahead even with lower cashflow, dreams of semi-passive income notwithstanding.  

A suggestion I would make is to either do quarterly inspection or semi annual inspection of the property.

You can buy a 4 bedroom house (or less and create more bedrooms) semi near your college and rent out the rooms to your friends, you could do really well. 

I am also new to the real estate game, looking to invest "semi-out-of-state" in Baltimore (currently live in DC). 

For us locally (SE MI) and using chase an "escrow" account is simply a savings account. 

You can also try experiment one unit being semi furnished and the other unit not furnished.

In fact, it put so much semi-accurate and accurate-but-misunderstood information out there that it mostly just confused everyone, and before you knew it the "ear nose and throat" doctors had more business than ever before because suddenly everyone with a sunburn thought they had skin cancer, every stubbed toe was a compound fracture, and so on.

I purchased a property in the City of Buffalo, NY a little over a year agoMy neighbor is now mad because she claims the tree is my backyard that is on the property line (it’s in my yard), is buckling her semi-new driveway and the roots are growing into her basement.