Sometimes it's small stuff like stones for a walkway so their shoes don't get muddy, or a motion detector security light, focus on LISTENING to the tenants--- they live in the house, they know what it needs!     

So what would you do if you were in my shoes?

What would you do in my shoes?

If I was in your shoes I would probably figure out how to fairly compensate the one unit feeding the laundry room.

Put yourself in a possible sellers shoes.

.- You are on both ends of the investing world and the sweet spot is right in the middle.Think of the Monopoly Board - the best investments are the Orange and Red properties around Free Parking --- Go to Jail cards and the Go to Jail spot jump players over the high rent properties and the low rent properties in a way that mimics the supply and demand principles of the free market --The Orange and Red properties represent the highest rental demand segment of middle class America -- In my opinion that is where you will most successfully invest and if I were in your shoes, that is what I would do.Good luck and Happy investing -jeff

If I was in your shoes I would hold on to that property as long as the condo is bringing in positive cash flow.

That would be my plan of attack if I was in your shoes.

If I were in your shoes, I would definitely consider house hacking a small multi-family unit if kids/family isn't an issue.

My initial goals are to meet up with people who have been in my shoes and learn what to do with all of my drive and initiative.