You have done your research and your number calculations look good.I would look into what the higher end rentals are offering in your neighborhood, and duplicate some of features.

$20k seems excessive, unless that includes the new machines and utility upgrades.Good quality commercial machines (similar to a laundromat) should run somewhere in the $1.3-2k each depending on size and features - they usually have a 5 year warranty and are easily owner-serviced.  

Designed by Isaac Levy, Yvel’s founder, and touted as the most expensive face mask in existence, the over-the-top, one-of-a-kind creation features 250 grams of pure 18k gold, and features 3,608 natural black and white diamonds, with a total weight of 210 carats.

This 1,485 square foot townhouse sits on a 1,503 square foot lot and features 1.5 bathrooms. 4016 Issacs Rd was built in 1986 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Its a great feature on BP (no I was not paid to say so), to post what you know.

You'll find the closest possible comp and adjust up or down from there on features that don't match: chat with a local appraiser to find out how much.

They usually offer more features and a more thorough analysis than online calculators.

They're run by electricity warming up wires and are only suitable for limited spaces as a mostly cosmetic/splash feature under bathroom tile or even just small spaces within bathrooms.

I think areas that will do better are those with attractive features but also have decent internet available to them.

Is your priority to have a ton of features or would you rather have super simple to setup and use so that you can focus on doing deals rather than configuring software?