Separate washer and dryer is a plus, but depending on location may not be a "must have" like the other things.The third option (and my favorite for a young guy) is to buy a TH, SFH or even condo and just rent out the rooms and have roommates.

The things at basement that need protection are boilers, furnaces, washers and dryers, etc. and they all belong to the landlord.

Started off with several older triplexes, and we'll get calls on clogs, toilets not flushing, changing faucet washers etc.My mom law was from the old school, couldn't understand why we pay a plumber at the time to change a washer for $85.00.

The tenant went crazy when we told her this bill was hers (it's in the lease) as she said that she has been using the flushable type of tampons for over 15 years and this never happened in her old house.

Minimizing hallways is also important as the only hallway also doubles as the laundry area with a stacked washer / dryer.

I was here about 2 years ago, then got lost in other things in life. :) I did one syndication in 2020, now looking into STR in So Cal.I like Lake Arrowhead, CA even some ppl say it's getting expensive there.But I'd like to find a team.Please suggest me if anyone knows a good team there (agent, lender, contractor).Or advise me with any tips! 

So far I have replaced 3 windows, 4 faucets, and the washer and dryer.

There were some good comparables selling in my area so my time to get out of the FHA loan and into a conventional was here.

MLSNegotiated reduction in price, new roof, gutters, and washer/dryer How did you finance this deal?

Maybe add a washer and dryer.