In it's original form it would potentially quadruple (yep - quadruple!)

I'm considering furnishing every room to make the transition easier for tenants and to avoid potential damage during moves, especially considering the property's multiple stairs.However, since I don't yet have access to the property, there are limitations on what I can do.

Given you probably have no standing, banning them from using the machines or (trying) to force them to buy clothes potentially opens you up for a lot of legal risks. 

However, the future looks bright with a promising pro forma cap rate and the potential for significant equity growth and improved returns down the line.

It's important to thoroughly research the auction process and potential financing options before diving into purchasing the 6 unit building.

Columbus is a vibrant market with potential for both growth and cash flow.

I had some problems with the management company not advertising promotions at all and likely over-screening potential tenants.

Here are some insights into the two cities I know, considering their potential for house hacking, community, lifestyle, and professional growth in real estate:San Antonio, Texas: San Antonio's real estate market is varied and offers a range of property kinds.

I cannot qualify for the Real Estate Investor status because of my full time job but my wife could potentially do it.

I'm also looking into owner financing or setting up a lease option with current residence once my lease is up, and potentially turn it into my first rental.