@Mehreen ShehdadIt is impossible to answer the question as the amount of the HOA dues are specific to the complex and in most instances the size of the unit within that complex

Otherwise, you’re going to fall into the second category which says you cannot have a balloon unless you are an individual, trust or estate.If you think about it, not having a balloon but being able to do an adjustable rate almost serves the same purpose.

Anthony, I don't think there is a standard "one size fits all" way to get started.

Here in Chicago, Illinois I need to serve my tenant a 30-day notice.  

There are one bedroom apartments renting for $900 a month in the Spring area so based on the size and being familiar with the area $1,495 sounds good.

Baby sharks wear steel toed boots, that are dirty, and serve one purpose...to feed on any opportunity.Go get those keys!

The condition of the house, the property size, location, age of the house, finish work, etc. all weigh in to valuations.

We used to flip to get money to buy rentals but the BRRRR method serves our company's goals much better.

A storm door would serve a similar purpose.

I think it's still the case here in Charleston County that you can add an accessory dwelling of up to 800 sqft as long as your lot meets certain minimum lot size requirements.