I’m curious because I’m in Memphis, and that was the direction I was going to go in. I

It may just be that the area that I live in is more transitional.

Setup a keyword search for the markets you are interested in. I

I think the difference between freestanding and built in is basically just the 2-4 screws holding under the counter. 

Depending on your state (or city) your home is in I suggest you buy a separate book on tenant landlord laws.

The contractor jacked the floor up and put new joists and supports in. I

bought a new roof 2 months in. I

I own a commercial property that’s rented out and also have a town home I live in I want to rent the townhome out and buy a single family home prices in Minnesota are high if I buy a house for 450 put 20% down is there any way the house can crash and go down to like 300k in the next 5 years it’s a brand new home FYI....

Was originally all in for about 22k.Cashflow was minimal - more like breaking even.But a few years in I sold the vacant lot next door to a builder for almost 60k.Used that money to pay myself back, pay off the remaining student loans for me and wife, then threw a little bit more at the mortgage in a "streamline refinance" to lower my monthly payment.Rents have increased slowly but surely in that time.

It was not intentionally an investment but a house to live in. I