Or should I continue to let them stay there at the current price without doing any updating/repairs and wait until they decide to move? 

You could also frame it as a way for her to continue to receive monthly income without having to actually do anything. 

In New England, there's a lot of diversity in features. $1,500 is certainly the median rent for this type of unit. 

I'm on the road now so can't access the "connect" feature but I you reach out to me I'd be happy to share my knowledge.

However, tenants do not care hence they continue to rent.  

My name is Zach and I was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and continue to live here to this day.

So ill wait and see and continue to look for other deal.

This means $1k a month will start going into my savings for my next investment.ARV=140K-150K75%=105KOffer=95K /30yr / 4% Interest raterepairs/build-out approx=10Klets say if sold in 2 years approx profit would be 20k-30KI will also be able to keep more of my personal income cashflow of approx 1K a monthafter the build-out and tenant is placed in.and that goes into savings that in approx 2 years will total around 12K to 24K a portion of that savings will build the ER funds to maintain the property.lets say also if halfway through it I decide to move out and rent the otheradditional 3 bedrooms this will grow a monthly cashflow of $1,600making the property cashflow approx 1.5K monthlywith this process I probably do a refi after 2.5years and utilizeit as a tool to continue future purchases.

But, I guess I'm asking, should I continue on this route or should I consider something larger and go conventional?

But, I guess I'm asking, should I continue on this route or should I consider something larger and go conventional?