@Hubert Kim I spoke to an eviction attorney lastnight before bed.

Usually I get something like looks like this:Exterior Landscaping - $3,800*Trim trees*Trim bushes, remove vines and vegetation growing on home, and remove small trees growing around foundation*Remove trees growing through fence and around fence line*Install fill grade dirt around foundation and level yard*Install mulched flower beds*Slurry seal drivewayTypically, they are going to charge to give a quote for a breakdown like this unless you have an established relationship.

So if you did do something with a 3 vs 1 bedroom unit, the square footage in the 3 bed unit is presumably larger allowing you to claim a larger percentage of the property taxes.If you're currently paying close to $1900 in rent, also consider how much you'd save by living in it. 

She rents a one bed and one bath apartment for $960 and she earns just enough for her bills, groceries, and rent.

My experience is limited and dated as approximately 20 years ago, I remodeled my basement to a 1 bed !

If you can get into something like a value-ad duplex in Longmont or a 3-5 bed SFH in Gunbarrel/Martin Acres/Longmont/Lafayette for example and rent rooms to friends, I'd say you're making a very smart move.

We are hoping this can be a solid deal for us, and who knows maybe it will open the door to more single family deals.Here are the basics:- Purchase price: $85,000- Rehab budget: $30,000 (in a future post we will show the detailed draw schedule outlining specifics of the budget)- Projected ARV: $180-$190k- Yearly taxes: $3532/yrThe property is a 3 bed, 1.5 bath 1250 sq ft ranch located in Plainville, CT.

We bought the single family 3 bed 1.5 bath house for 75,400 and it appraised before closing at 107,000. 

I think it is a good niche because I am getting a premium on rents but don’t have the hassle of cleaning beds everyday.

My advice is find a small local bank and get in bed with them.