Egress: Two methods of egress, typically a door and a window.Ceiling height: At least half of the room should have a ceiling height of 7 feet.

No one is going to come to your door stalking you, but feel free to pay a few grand a year to "hide" your identity that will be able to be found in 15 minutes or in a request from the tenant if they request ownership of the LLC or the operating agreement to understand who they are signing a lease with.

What screens do you do, or not do?

It is usually much easier to seal a existing door way then it is to move walls in my experience. 

He had a client who was debating between buying a small apartment building in L.A. or spreading out capital on multiple units in Phoenix.. after running the numbers with a dedicated local realtro who actually drove around neighborhoods, he opted for Phoenix because he could get more doors for the same cost.

I personally started investing there in 2019 with a budget not too far off from yours, and I've been able to build up a portfolio of 12 doors since then, which now kicks off over $16,500 in gross monthly rents.Detroit has a lot going for it—affordable price points, strong rental demand, and good opportunities for cash flow, especially with single-family homes and duplexes in certain areas.

Think about it like this - the customer pays for all the doors and windows, for let's say $30,000.

There can also be chemicals in the treated lumber that are harmful to the environment.Invest in a good screen or built in door system.  

We also own the building next door so idea would be to relocate the tenants to that building after building it out.  

Assuming you have another stream of income when you move there and I hope you do, I would recommend using the smallest amount of capital possible and invest in the most doors (1-4 units) that you can.