I think a modest increase won’t drive tenants to leave.  

Driving for dollars is also a great way.

Those update expenses alone may use up all of your higher profits on B units....or even drive your return negative.I'm not anti-B units, and I know investors who have done them successfully. 

Ways to find deals are numerous but the easiest and cheapest is Driving for Dollars and Door knocking.

Surround yourself with people that have great goals and ambition in life - especially if real estate is the route you decide to go down, and it will work wonders for you.1.

Before we dive too far into the weeds, are you absolutely certain that you are okay doing the drive from Tacoma to Seattle every day?

So bad that they we’re screaming at each other and a police cruiser driving by stopped and got involved.

The comp closest for you is 3710 Laurel Fork Drive, Dayton, OH 45415, which sold for 255k in Nov 2018, after being listed for 275k.

However, what I lack in experience, I make up for in passion, drive and work ethic.

Each person has different learning abilities and drive. 1) If your current job pays well you may be able to learn on your own or pay someone (like a coach) to educate you while on the job. 2) On the other token if you need a push, being a property manager or a commercial broker or a lender, may push you further along in learning indirectly if your drive is not that strong.