I wanted to see if anyone on the forums as a portfolio that has a mix of these two types, and what rate of return do you see in comparing them. 

The way to look at the market is to compare the property to the days on market.

It is also true that the prices in the midwest is much lower compared here in Cali.

I looked briefly at their website and they are expensive (from a landlords perspective) compared to the alternatives.

I was curious what legal grounds I have to their offer since their notice clearly states the price they are asking for.

The third floor needs the least amount of work on this house so our focus remodeling wise is to get the 3rd floor/common area finished so we can get the 3rd floor up for rent ASAP.The water is on to the house and we expect to start some plumbing work this week/next week for the 3rd floorThe electric heat install for the 3rd floor unit is scheduled for next weekWe are finishing up a 2-family rehab in nearby Bristol, CT so we are working on getting the roof, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical squared away with this house so when our employees are finished with the 2-family they can hit the ground running with the remodeling of the 1st and 2nd floor units. 3rd floor should be done by then.

Otherwise, at a glance - you can compare the 'original balance' to the 'principle balance'.

You can get on the ground and do your research and learn the market where you live in my opinion easier than out of state markets. 

Yesterday I posted about how my wife and I are moving from San Francisco to Chicago and looking to do a house hack. @Brie Schmidt gave me some pretty good advice around tradeoffs between price, location, cash flow, et...

Of course the desire for better cash flow is not grounds to win a complaint before the board.