Rent is expected to be 1700 for main floor and 1550 for basement, utilities included.

House is the nicest in neighborhood (4 bed, 3 bath, hand scraped dark wood floors on entire downstairs, white modern kitchen, greenbelt corner lot), builder downgraded after we entered neighborhood and started building 1800 sqft 1 stories with minimal upgrades, no stone etc.

If you can add value through a simple paint and flooring rehab, then great, but if you’re going to buy turnkey, it might as well be new.

We have some rotted floor boards on the front porch of a craftsman style home in Michigan that we have rented for the past four years and in June we are getting new tenants.

Apartment 1 is a first floor apartment—1 bed / 1 bath that currently rents for $900.

It is a 2 floor unit and 2 of the bedrooms are accessed by a very steep stair case which cannot be rearranged (10 inch rise by 6 inch run roughly)2.

Does it mean I'm making 3 different leases for 3 different bedrooms in the 3 floor for example.

After knocking the initial msrp of $1000, being an opened box appliance and a floor model, I talked down the fridge $300 for a today pickup.Not going to lie I got an adrenaline rush from this type of negotiating too and also wished I asked for more.Anyways, what are your usual ways of saving money when it comes to upgrading your appliances in units?

(Theres a fantastic hospital less than a mile away so maybe travel nurse housing is an option here for more income) Market rents for the 2/2 house would be between 1900-2200For the ADU its be about 1500-1800Total rent range 3400-4000Property taxes are 500-550 a monthRough cash flow 1100-1250 (year one)The inside of the property would need to have: -All the flooring replaced. 

Would you allow a tenant to have small dogs (under 25 lbs) in apartment with laminate flooring?