As an unseasoned investor - I look for properties that can have a reasonable exit strategy, expected net profit when I exit, easy to rent, not a significant management headache, etc. 

Do not make a decision based on fear of missing out.Condos and townhomes are generally bad investments because you do not control a large potion of the costs.  

I am in the Tampa market as an investor, broker, and property manager. 

The management of the park will be handled by the property management division of Adam Campo Real Estate {Limited liability company established in 2006/Managing countless properties professionally (as a sole proprietor) since 1999}, and we will be employing a full time on-site manager.

The real key is finding a good property manager first.

It also depends on the cost of adding the additional bedroom.

The median single family home in Montgomery costs $458,000, which is a 7.13% increase from last month but a 6.77%increase year over year.

Good afternoon Team,I only have one multifamily property, and do not have a property manager at this time.

I have several property proposals already, ready to present, my team and I will hand all aspects of the investment. we handle the acquisition, the renovation, and management.

I'm a local property manager here in Columbus.