I'm looking for opinions / guidance on whether or not this is possible - from a city regulations stand point:The second floor of a 2 family has an attic space with stair access from the 2nd floor apartment.

Supply was down between 13-24% while prices went up between 24-28%.

Cash flow is great too but still have to look at the local regulations.

Ensure to look at factors with aid growth and also look at the supply data for the area.

It comes down to Texas supply of land and low taxes. 

If you are buying D properties in a city with high supply, then 1% should be expected, but future appreciation of the property is lower.

To do this a full approval is needed with credit being ran and income docs supplied. 

This is an artificial supply constraint. - Suspending foreclosures.

This could be something that's completely case by case, but I was curious if there might be some official regulations or whatever.

The supply of these properties is relatively unchanged--maybe even down, due to the hot single-family sales market--so rent for this asset type has gone through the roof in 2021."