Also learn your state's laws on recording audio, it may not be allowed.

I have always tried to avoid complexes that have anything more than a nominal amount of studio/efficiency apartments.And to avoid complexes that were "beyond" the suburbs (say 30-60 miles outside the large city I invest in).I would love to hear what other multi-family investors have found about these 2 issues.

There are about 10 studio units left, all of which are again 100% STR eligible!  

A studio might have 5-7 people living there. 

My husband and I are renting a studio in San Francisco and would like to invest on rental property.

I am currently using an app on my iPhone called Landlord Studio.

I'm starting a project next week and I'm leaning towards Coretec but I want to make sure its worth the price at $3 per sq ft plus installation.Its going into a studio, so the plan is to have the CoreTec in both the main living space and the kitchen.

what if elvis never stepped into that recording studio at sun records in memphis tennessee???

Both of them millenials prolly make more than me too..ready to buy a multifamily assp so i can half retire in a year or so, also working in finance here. still eat dollar pizza tho. id say NYC if played right can the cheapest place: $3 uber home, $1 pizza, profit from tenants, no car, free events w food/drink, buddy owns patry firm so never pay cover charge to clubs, can even airbnb my place if i go away for a weekend, share my chipotle w gf so its $4 only etc. however i started in a box studio in chelsea rent was over 2000/m for less than 300sqft, first my company paid it as a 20 something expat but after me having to pay it for 1 month i moved to harlem had 4 roommates and some mice, saved for a few months and now own a condo. my tenent in one of the rooms pays double the mortgage..id only have millenial tenants tho, out of towners who think they get a good deal.. 

So do Dale Carnegie audio books.