On the first, I pulled comps utilizing similar sq ftg, age, neighborhood, and bed/bath count and the appraiser told me he couldn't utilize those because they are different floor plans.

Confused was an usnderstatement.I called the case manager to ask why it’s so low and she said the max that they’re allowed to pay for a 2 bed 2 bath home is a total of $610 and that the previous landlord must’ve been taking additional payments.

My wife and I are purchasing a side by side duplex right now that is three beds and 1 1/2 bath on each side.

I’ve found that waking up earlier gets me a head start on the day to take advantage of time but by 9 I’m ready for bed.  

They were 2 beds, 2 baths.  

Hi All,I recently completed a renovation on a semi-attached, 4 bed, 2 bath in Baltimore, MD that based on comps is probably worth around $160k now.  

I'd much much prefer the passive income of rented properties, than having to get out of bed each day to follow up enquiries, see houses, jump through hoops - and hope that I make my own mortgage payment each month, not to mention shoes for the kids, groceries, and keeping the wife in a lifestyle we can't afford.I would much rather my tenants go through all that, and then hand me some cash once a month.

@Antony Munoz For 22 years I owned and lived in bed and breakfasts so in effect was house hacking.

Approval was for an "as built" ADU which adds to my total sqft and bed/bath count for resale, now, the biggest obstacle with ADU's is, like mentioned, the comps are lacking for properties with ADU's in this area at this time, but, I hear more and more investors doing it, so hopefully over the next few years we will have easier access to these comps. 

Hello,The seller has accepted my offer of $121,200 for a 3 bed/2 bath townhouse.