I look for homes with floorplans that will accommodate while still maintaining a sense of cohesions and flow.The home is rented by room.

Nothing wrong with going one room at a time as long as there’s a clear vision of the property use and cohesive look.

First of which, Apartment Investing requires one to work as a cohesive team.

It’s moving walls, knowing codes, and building a cohesive plan for a renovation or construction project.

So the goal would be a more structured/cohesive investment model.  

This will help you create cohesive campaigns that work together.

So you would be at a total of just under $300k to maybe $350k (to be conservative) Where in Pasadena, assuming a great flow and design that is cohesive and aesthetically pleasing would give you a value of about $550 to $700 per sq ft : at $600 per sq ft value X 1000 square feet: that would be an added value of $600k (depending on neighborhood and comparable homes )Spend $350k to get a value of almost double: $600k Take timing into account, holding costs, utilities and think if you will want to live in the property ?

I then scheduled about 4 different showings at potential properties and explained what my goals are including where I am currently  and talked to see if our 3-5 year goals were cohesive, this includes asking about their goals and discussed their track record.

I had suggested that we all use the same property manager and at least give the street the appearance of a cohesive complex, rather than 13 individual buildings.

Leave out the accent colors and make rooms features neutral and cohesive.