Lots of traffic through open houses and listings/pendings are comparable with a year ago (depending on the county).

Could be the master, a second master, or any old bedroom depending on how much you want to maximize income.

I have a similar set up in Colorado Springs - it depends on your insurance company.

And it also depends on your overall financial/tax situation.

New to the BP community and looking forward to learning from you all.Honestly this is a really simple calculation, the main reason to buy a primary residence is to shelter yourself from increasing rents, the breakeven timeline can vary greatly on that I’d play around with a calculator like this (https://www.calculator.net/rent-vs-buy-calculator.html) figure out how long you your break even is, how long you think you will be in area & make a decision based on that.

If your wanting something like student housing, the options are almost endless (emphasis on the almost)there are great locales all around the country depending on what you're okay with and what your goals are.

Essentially what I was trying to say is if after rehab, is it still more dependent on that specific set of townhomes that the value can cap out at?

The 7-10 years depends on the ability to sell the property.

Hi Vince,It depends a lot on the type of program (Conventional, FHA, VA, Non-qualified mortgages) as well as the property and borrower.

Depending on what you're looking for, I'd be more than happy to assist where I can, and to send you deals if you prefer.