With the supply shortage of great houses, you'll have to put more down to create that intrinsic property.Very rarely are physical assets, especially infrastructure, intrinsic from day 1 at the highest leverage available.

(Both toilet supply line failures if that’s worth anything.)I went with their remediation company (Service-pro) and their contractors for a few reasons. 1)They started everything the day of the leak/flooding. 2) They guaranteed everything, out of pocket costs, timeline, quality of work, a year to find any defects, etc etc  3) it was quick, painless, worry free.

Sooner or later, demand is going to significantly exceed supply In Calgary, and Calgary will be just as expensive as any other Canadian city.

Areas with a healthy balance of supply and demand will have more motivated sellers and active buyers.Consider Price Points: Target markets where homes are priced in the sweet spot for investors, often between $100k and $300k.

Increased regulations lead to lower housing supply.

With a months' supply of inventory now at 4.4, up by 37.5%, we’re seeing a more balanced market.

But my favorites are MI and IN, because there is decent supply, they are reasonably easy to work in, and I already have good teams established there.

Median Price: $678,500, +6.02% Yoy.Closed Sales: 4,216, -11.89% Yoy.YTD Closed Sales: 21,325, +1.38% Yoy.12 Month Closed Sales: 38,118, -8.70 Yoy.Inventory: 6,035, +31.62% Yoy.YTD inventory: 33,454, -1.59% Yoy.New Listings: 4,349, +10.77% Yoy.YTD New Listings: 29,789, +8.16% Yoy.Months Supply: 1.8, +38.46% Yoy.Cumulative Days on Market: 29, +3.57% Yoy.Existing Home Inventory as a Percent of Households: 0.22%.

If supplying a washer/dryer is pretty standard in your area (seems like it is in many TX markets, but not mine in CA) then I would add it, but make sure the rent reflects it.No furnishings supplied unless its a STR

It's called PEX not Plex.If you are totally replacing the water supply plumbing, unless local code prohibits it I would say to use PEX.