Now Sonder is running it as a low-cost, no-frills, virtually operated hotel - no breakfast, no front desk, no coffee, no mini-fridge - just a bed and bathroom and a smart phone app, at half what a room in a nearby hotel would cost and even a bit less than we charge for our 1 bedroom apartment.

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The replacement value is $99,000 with $300k of liability.The property is a 2 bed 1 bath and I plan to rent for $875ish and I'll have it mortgaged around $50k when I refinance it.

It is a small 3 bed / 1 bath home about 3 miles from where I live.

The owner is elderly and is wanting to sell her 3 bed/2 bath ranch style home for 300K (neighborhood comps are between 320-330K). 

The remaining amount will be the actual rent allowance that the landlord will receive.For example 2932 Sussex:Zip code 60428 is range PRent for Range P for a 3-bed voucher is $2040Assume the tenant pays all utilities (here I used natural gas heat, natural gas cooking, electric, electric charge, natural gas charge, water heating, water, sewer, trash, range/microwave, refrigerator), all those for a 3BD equals $308 $2040 - Base Rent Amount for 3BD voucher-$ 308 - Utility Allowance for 3BD voucher (subtracted from base rent)____________________________________________________________$1732 - remaining rent allowance payable to landlordSo just remember, you'll have to subtract a significant amount from your rental income if tenant is responsible for the utilities. 

I'm currently looking at purchasing a failing bed and breakfast.

(say the area is selling 1200 sq ft for $800k ) so when you divide the back of the lot and build a home: you will be around $300k for 1000 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath open concept home, and sell that for about $650k to $700k (you will share profit with the company 80/20)  and net around $150k to $200k So your $800k home will effectively be ($800k minus $200k : or $600k) and you can use the profit to improve the main front home: add ADU and make it bigger if need be and if the market supports a higher value.

Swapped out almost all furniture and all decor, only kept the sofa/loveseat and one bed.

When built correctly, that can be an extra 4 bed, 2 bath unit (I've seen it in San Diego before).