Some of our canvassing has been to put in a dance/fitness user.We have one tenant whose lease states that the "Demised Premises shall be used solely for retail purposes to operate a casual dining restaurant/cafe".This tenant is new to the shopping center as of a few months prior to our taking ownership.

I have about 30 grand saved up and I'm looking for a starting point so I would be grateful for any advice for anyone can provide to my situation thank you and Semper fi!!!

All rooms have cracked plaster/wallpaper so I started working on that today.

Also depends if you want to cash out your purchase + rehab cash.If you mortgage it, you’re looking at the down payment and rehab costs.If you use the echo sting HELOC to find the purchase and rehab, you can then Refi the house once rented and (assuming you selected a property with room for forced appreciation) get all your cash back out (up to 80%) LTV.The later is the BRRRR strategy.

You make the best choice you can at the time with the information available and then you move forward (which is what you are doing now).Another choice you could look at is to purchase a property (townhouse/condo) close to the area you want that you could rent out one of the rooms. 

I've heard that +6 rooms homes are in high demand, but cant seem to find any research to support this.

—still room for growth but a very active market.

Also, you could consider buying a house to move into where you don't need a large down payment and renting some of the rooms (aka: house hacking). 

Lately I am putting laminated wood or ceramic in all my rentals sometimes I will put carpet in a bedroom but never in living room.... too much damage occurs in the living area

I knew I would be pressed for time but I did it anyway.So my question is about the current tenants in the house their are five people currently renting rooms for various prices depending on room size.