Would it be wise to install a RING doorbell to monitor who goes in and out of the unit since I would be renting out by room?

rent and occupancy increased.rents went from 700 to 1000$ per month occupancy remained at 100% with very low delinquency, almost zero Lessons learned?

We would have to rent it for 2,800k/month 4b 2.5b.

For my Minneapolis duplex unit, the ROI potential on transitioning the apartment from a 1BR which would rent for ~$1,200/month up to a 2BR that could rent for ~$1,550/month makes a ton of sense.  

They have pushed back the closing date 7 times over 7 months including 6 minutes before we were supposed to close today.

I purchased a "mostly" cosmetic fixer upper to live in for the next 12-18 months. 

@Bob Mai wow, interesting how biased your post is.Their 4% is only if you PREPAY their fees for 12 months, otherwise 6% monthly.They have a minimum of $75/month, which means if your property rents for less than ($75/6%) $1250/month, you will pay more than 6%.They use Latchel for maintenance issues - Latchel is not cheap and there's a kickback in there somewhere.There's a list of extra fees for extra services and there's a lot they do not handle.You get what you pay for, so good luck.

They will be able to increase their value by $500,000 in 1 month just by sending out a rent raise letter of $10 per unit per month.Do this. 

However when you buy a new house it has to be your residence for 6 months to a year.

I am talking about both, cash and hard money. currently I am spending around 2-3k per month on marketing, advertising & software subscriptions.