I know there is a long way ahead, but I am thankful to the BiggerPockets community and all the investors who are have been willing to share their advice and support.Here is the skinny: Property: Zoned 2-Unit, Baltimore County, 3,056 sq ft Unit 1: 2 bed 1 bath; Unit 2: 3 bed 1 bath; Basement: unfinished w/ 2 bed 1 bath w/ a 1,000 + sq ft, full bath, kitchenPurchase: $135k Rehab: $75k ARV: $295k projected monthly NOI: $3,000 (not including if I rehab & rent the basement)Strategy:  Rehab, Rent, RefinanceChallenges: Mold Remediation.

Did the owner put in an additional room and made 2 Bed 1 Bath into 3 bed 1.5 bath...

The water heater's bed pan is rusting through and the water heater needs replacing.

Both happened in the last 6 months or sooner.Deal number 1: buy duplex (1 bed, bath units) for 20k.

But it's $720,000 rent ranges from $1,200-$1,500 (there are two 1 bed and two 2 bed).

-It is a deal with a private seller-Its a 2 bed 1 bath in Groton, Connecticut and the information I have gathered from the seller/Town Clerk is as follows:-Purchased for $85k, current loan is for $104K-There is a $6K tax lien on the property- According to the seller the house needs minor updating-Seller believes the loan can be assumed-ARV is about $140KOriginally I thought there would be way more equity because he said he had been making payments for 20 years but I didn't realize he had refinanced it.

Unique in the sense of size, number of beds?

But if their beds and couches are still there then yes.

I’m about to close 2 family house in NJ.Each unit has 1 bed and 1 bath.

She thinks, that if we spend 5k on it, we will be able to list it for 5k+ than we would otherwise; I am still not sold.To give you an idea what the home is like, we have a 3 bed 3 bath english country style with a walk out basement.