The amount of money you could (and you shouldn't ever be losing money on any deal at all except on a super rare occurrence) make in real estate is absolutely hilarious compared to anything a "college" related job could offer.

Each bank will have different rules, since each bank manages their money slightly different, so do try to get 3 sets of numbers from 3 different lenders to compare.2. 

Adjustments to sales comparables are done on a "cost to cure" value (i.e. construction cost to repair or make like the other property).

Compare those to your property to gage market value.

That's not horrible compared to the glossy purple in a crazy cat house I was imagining...

Hopefully this will allow it to appreciate more than a "townhome"The way I calculated the rent was with a  comparative market analysis so similar townhomes on the same street built last year with like 50 square foot more were leased for 1500.

Download the landlord tenant laws for this state and you'll have all your answers,, like you said each state is different so find out from the correct source.Your notice of non-renewal / vacate would be in those regulations,, but ususally a month to month term only required the same for notice period,, given in written form, mailed and copy posted on door.. prior to the 1st of the month.. for a full 30 (1months) day notice period.

SEC 8 is comparing to regular market rents.  

Rentometer is comparing the homes only to apartments. 

Plus those storefronts will be difficult to rent (at least I think so) I would be curious to ask why they are vacant, how long has it been since they have been rented and what type of businesses were in there prior.