160k for 1375 rent Sounds like Your deal sucks Not enough meat on the bone

This has been the biggest struggle for me at the moment for a number of reasons.

Unfortunately, whenever my tenant cooks it gets crazy hot and smoky up there.

I thought there might be some requirements to live there  The conventional is the way to go for me, at least at this time.

may be difficult to do laundry and cook at the same time because area will be congested2. remove the shower in the bathroom in the master bedroom and put the stackable washer/dryer there, leave the toilet and sink so it's still a half bath CONS: tenants will lose second shower3. put the stackable washer/dryer in the kitchen...but not in with the fridge/cabinetry...on the opposite corner of the kitchen, where the dining area would be CONS: this will take up space in what is already a cramped dining area...and may make it difficult to fit a table, also may feel random in opposite corner by itself4. build a little room outside of the building and down the stairs and put the washer/dryer there CONS: tenant will have to go outside to do laundry and down stairsPlease weigh in if anyone has experience with washer/dryers in unconventional locations.

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It looks like the margins are cutting it a little close, not much meat left on the bone if you chose to do Hard Money loan.  

We are cooking.

. — Turnkey —I have a decent (for me at least) amount of cash saved up, and looking at turnkey investment opportunities in Memphis (thanks to a recommendation from a friend).

I have been looking at a place on the south side and was trying to find if there was a website for cook county building violations.