If the rentals produce $2,000 in monthly income, she would get $1,600 and you would get $400.But you also have to figure out how much money is set aside for reserve, who pays for expenses, who manages the rentals, etc. 

Buyer gets to acquire more income producing property faster & with 1031 tax-free exchange can generate capital and maximize growth of portfolio and net worth. 

Since our property is 2-unit, should we assume that the ARV would be higher since it is an income-producing property (after we renovate the property)? 

Looking for anyone to offer feedback or suggestions about our approach.Price is $325k, produces $2,365/month in rent when fully leased.The unit we would continue to rent out brings in $1,165.

Raman, who lives in Silver Lake with her husband (a TV producer) and their twins, co-founded a neighborhood nonprofit that provides showers and meals for the homeless.

I don’t need to sell the property it currently produces a 12% cap rate (if i move out) my plan is to buy another investment property which i almost have enough for a down payment. so i guess it’s really a matter of will the profit help me purchase more investment properties a bit quicker however ill be losing a great investment property in the mean time.

With your plan, what price would you need in order to produce your desired returns at your desired risk level?

Maybe small lockers that the tenants could use for their laundry supplies-soaps, dryer sheets, etc.I would not put dirty bikes, etc in an area that is primarily for producing clean clothes.

Back to my point...the teaching folks need their program for income in order to qualify for buying more income producing assets. 

@Louis Barkhuizen I would only do this if I noticed that bookings are low and the property is not producing as expected.