We got a message this AM from tenant explaining that parking is becoming tighter as the unit is full and people are parking crooked (I don't really blame there as there are no marked lines). 

We get the advantage of renting out a "whole space" but are still onsite to prevent parties, vandalism, etc. 

@Mark NagelWe won’t be able to make it to this meetup.

More bedrooms and more storage space generally produces longer leases and fewer turn overs - and those are actually your single biggest expense in the long run.

Not all that useful for a BRRR since the goal is to get as much of your money back out as possible.Once you're past the six month mark, you can get a fresh appraisal and will be able to get 75% LTV on a single family or 70% LTV on a 2-4 unit property.

All are welcome to join us every Third Thursday of the month at Forty South Co-Working Space (40.

If we put a 4’ bathtub perpendicular to where it is now, we’ll have about 2 feet of dead space between the wall and tub because of the sloped ceiling and the window. 

Full version (For the sake of argument, I'll make up some numbers to help explaining my question):Consider the following case - Individual with $500K and no properties other than residential house.Let's say residential properties in the area are going for $200K.Comparing two relatively "conservative" strategies, let's assume individual wants to "cash out" 15 years from now (hence: get as much passive income from said properties once you reach the 15y mark):Strategy 1.

Hi Yasmin, This is one of the toughest things about real estate, someone who doesn't actually need or want to sell taking up your mental space. if you want the property, make an offer that makes sense for you, based on income and expenses.

@Mark Wood , congrats on getting your first property under contract.