Looking straight ahead from the door is the pantry cabinets but you wouldn't know what they are when you enter.I'm including a layout of the front rooms and a few reference photos.

I enjoy every detail of fixing and flipping very much, from rethinking the layout to choosing the color scheme. 

cozy wouldn't take my other tenant's bank account for some reason, they do have a nice, intuitive interface.

It might help to get an idea of the landscape and the layout, so that someone can come up with some suggestions.

If your u have the measurements your local guy in Chicago can probably make you a layout and ship via common carrier, shouldn’t be that much of a difference.

Lay out the numbers, and when you get to the end, see if they make sense and are fair.

I’m going to lay out all the numbers here and hopefully some people will chime in with their thoughts. 1 bed/ 1 bath condo in north New Jersey (~10 min bus ride to midtown Manhattan)May 2016 Purchase price: $270kDown payment: $54k (plus 10k in closing costs)Current market value (best estimate): $325kMortgage remaining today: $205kCash flow per month as rental: $300The way I am looking at this is I am deriving my “net equity” (net of selling closing costs) to be:$325k x 94% = ~305k, less 205k (mortgage remaining) = $100k net equity.Therefore, my RoE on an annual basis is $300 monthly cash flow x 12 = $3,600 divided by my net equity of $100k = 3.6%On one hand, it seems like I could use that $100k elsewhere and likely beat 3.6%.

Some properties just do not work for dogs.My local housing inspector has put in writing for me that attempting to accommodate any canine would be an unreasonable burden to the neighbors (it has an up a lot of stairs, down a long hallway dorm layout).I believe most laws talk about an unreasonable burden. 

Just think through what the best layout would be

I do have several signs around the property and intersections advertising it. we have a plan layout and elevation rendering.