Its a 12 unit building so lets say 2 persons per unit . 60x2=120 a day per unit 120 x 12 units = 1440 gallons Depending on area lets round it up to an even 2000 gallons . 

So depending on what your investment goals are and what type of properties (Class A through C/D) and where in the city you want to buy, that can directly impact the level of stability one can find within the market here. 

Yes, generally speaking, depending on tenant class, it's best not to get too friendly with your tenants.

Sometimes cities will allow this, but it depends on local zoning rules.If neither option works, it might be worth consulting a real estate attorney to explore your options.

Ultimately though, it will depend on the lender and the availability of funds (assistance) available for the demographic area that you are purchasing in.Do you have a property that you are looking at?

Appreciation can be found in many submarkets throughout both Charlotte and RDU, but it really depends on what you're looking for. 

It will be highly dependent on the district and licensing.

Rate will also be in the high 9s depending on PPP and credit.

I think this depends on your risk tolerance and your interest rate.  

You can't just look at where there ads land in the Google results for your property area. it depends on the big markets that come to you.