I'm thinking about renting the basement room and share the kitchen. my question here is what are some requirements or tips when renting a room 

It DOES NOT require a full gut rehab (rehab could consist of new kitchen, new bath(s), windows, flooring, paint, etc.

Hello all. I currently hold a staff position as a registered nurse working 36 hours (3 days a week). I'm looking into ways to spend my other 4 days off, and I've been intrigued by the idea of learning about real estat...

However, I've been searching for newer, cheaper value-adds to student rental properties and have found focusing on outdoor spaces can be a huge draw with much less of the cost of tearing out kitchens, baths, etc.

And this is my first time renting to a tenant with an ESA. 

But you still have to provide (and maintain) a kitchen, a bathroom, HVAC (well maybe just heat), a water heater.

That being said, I scrapped the idea and bought another rental property.One hack to consider, a colleague of mine finished a third floor, made the third floor the living room and kitchen and the second floor the two bedrooms because that scenario avoided the need for a second means of egress.

The comps in the area for MF's were at minimum 550k.Since purchasing the home there have been many updates to it to include a fully updated 2nd floor unit, updated bathrooms on both floors, new kitchen on the first floor, new roof, new driveway, new paver patio, updated front porch.

Hi, this is a high rise condo and the building is responsible for the ventilation system which is not working, not only in my unit (bathroom & kitchen) but in the entire building.

I know the typical value add on a SFH is to fix up kitchens and bathrooms, and forced appreciation with ADU’s or new bathrooms and bedrooms, but how can you do this in a MFH?