(I am leaning to agree with @Brian Kimminau on this one about rental value)- do you plan to use a management company, or manage it yourself?

I’m also wanting to learn more about brrrr strategies that I may be able to employ without waiting the full year to refi my first home, such as non-conventional lendersI’m leaning toward a FHA 203k loan to start due to the obvious low down and rehab budget wrapped into the loan.

Maybe lean into the engineering or just keep it simple.

I just finished Craig Curelop's House-Hacking book and on the profitability/comfort scale I'm probably a traditional house-hacking type (leaning more comfort), meaning I want my own place but don't mind sharing a wall with another unit or two.

I know its a tough question as its based on a few factors, but id be curious what other investors believe they get extra a month in rent due to A/C and what class property those are.I have a B-class Duplex I'm working on now and leaning towards adding A/C but would love to get some local input.Quick math: mini split cost per unit = $5000 / 15 years until replacement / 12 months per year => ~$28/month.

I don't have convenient checks.

I know which way I’m leaning but if anyone has some other creative ideas or something I may not have thought of, I’d love to hear them.

Much like a cap rate, the lower the cap rate the higher the value (selling price) compared net income.These types of properties tend to lean towards easier to rent, higher appreciating, or class A assets.  

I am leaning toward taking the offer the bank gives (don't want to delay having the access to that cash) , but just wanted to see what the BP crowd thinks.

Currently looking at Estated or Attom Data, but leaning toward Estated.Estated's API is cheaper, has simple API documentation and a user friendly interface for testing the API outputs.