It's boring and takes more capital so it's not as exciting but it has been effective and I feel its something everyone can do. 

The more people living in a building, the less personal responsibility each tenant feels.

Not sure if it would work for you specifically or not but feel free to reach out if it might be useful.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect or need more insights!

I feel like this is a bad idea, what if I have a claim on 1 rental and all of my other policies shoot up?

I'd go with a lighter color brown or so because dark spaces with low ceilings need to feel lighter to be home-y-er.

I feel confident about making the property cash flow once we get tenants in the home with the co-living strategy, but just covering all my bases, I would feel a lot better with an extra exit strategy of being able to rent the home out the normal way with one tenant.

Feel free to PM me and I iwll send his info

Look for value ads and opportunities in variations of the comps

Interested in learning more about the Sacramento market, feel free to DM me.Purchase Price: $882,250Rehab: $260,000Holding Costs: $60,000Appraised: $1,300,000Gross Rents: $6,800 Have 1.2 into the project and it only appraised at 1.3??