@Graeme Harris in Colorado Springs I have converted single family homes to units with mother in law suites.

@Christopher FreemanDo you rent by the room or the unit and both on lease.

I didn’t smoke or vape when I rented from my landlord who has a no smoking policy for his units and property.

Larger multi families (3-5 units) aren’t as numerous, but they still exist and can be great opportunities if numbers make sense for you.

@Michael Blank, we like Secondary markets in the Southeast that fly below the radar as well.Interesting you mention Huntsville, AL as an example - we started investing in Huntsville around 2019 and have done approximately 7 projects there (spanning ~1,100 units).

By doing so, he’s putting himself and his buyers at great risk of having the project go bust as there’s no guarantee he’ll sell any more units.

You will be researching your own rent levels, your own vacancy, your own landscaping budgets, your own repair estimates based on unit condition, etc.  

There’s a large apartment (a few hundred units) being expanded 3 blocks away.It’s 4 blocks away from a major university health center (and embassy suites for hospital visitors) and 2 miles from another hospital (possible travel nurse MTR potential).

For example:  If you had to put in several truck level bays and also specific refrigeration units. 

I own a duplex where occupy one of the units and rent out the other, where my unit has a typical street address and the other unit has a "1/2" street address.