Was able to get $1250 for my master and parking with its own bathroom and $1150 for the 2nd bedroom with a shared bathroom. 

@Brad Hammond - I marked the master class down on my calendar, I'll be there. 

Here are three pieces from the master of dealing with people.

Im looking at an apartment complex and per the current property manager, the entire complex is on one master meter.

Anyways, it came time for yearly rent increases (3%) and one of the families, who occupies the master bedroom at a higher rate than the other two renters wants to pay in advance the entire next years rent if he can keep his payment amount the same.

I was thinking I could rent the room that shares a bath for 600, take the other for myself rent the master for 750 and the last room for 675. this leaves me to pay about 500-800 out of pocket for the mortgage which is better than paying 1000 rebting a bed and bath like I am now.

Then stick with that strategy and do not deviate (shiny object syndrome) until you have mastered it or are fully ready to say 'this isn't the one for me'.The biggest benefit of creating a plan for yourself and beginning with the end in mind is that doing so will help you avoid buying yourself another job or getting taken for a ride by a Nuru (new guru, term courtesy of @Paul Moore).

Have 3 tenants, 1 paying $650 for the master with bath, 2 paying $600 each for the other two bedrooms with a shared bath.

It was sewage backup with living room and a master room full of gray water/sewage.2> Immediately I called my broker to open a claim.

I would strongly encourage you to make mastering deal analysis your VERY NEXT move: Not knowing how to determine and interpret your financials is a grave error I myself made back in 2007, and it cost me to the tune of millions of dollars!