We have had a faster rent rate with 1 bedrooms than 2 bedrooms on our new builds.

Consider that multiple income streams ( eg jobs+ rental income) are going to help you payoff that debt faster than a job alone. you also want to think about your DTI - debt to income ratio.

Pros: faster time frame to accomplish plan, mother-in law casita appraises at the same price/square foot as the main house.  

I think also overtime the DIY process would get faster from the experience being gained.

It’s important to know because those two groups are the ones fueling renter growth, so you want to be sure their numbers are high.To ensure you’re investing in a strong market, it’s time to do some analytics.

I get around 8-12% APY on all of my capital and I can convert it back to USD at any time.I don't put my capital into savings or checking accounts because you're losing money value faster than inflation and .05% APY is not worth it for me.

Tenant moves out and causes $1,500 in damages but you only had a $1,000 deposit, so that's another $500 in lost income.You could do better through scale because most units get rented faster than a month, most homes don't need a new fridge, and most renters don't leave owing more than their deposit.

* Does the frequent on/off of fan wear it out faster?

Of course, low interest rates are adding fuel to home prices, as they give buyers more purchasing power.

You can drive in the back gate and sometimes it's faster to work than if you're coming from somewhere in Fairbanks proper.