Head to the "for rent" tab, mark your general criteria (bed/bath count), and check days on market for those rental listings.

The price is posted, and it's the same with almost every other business.I would go online and do a rent comp analysis on what current market rents for your type unit are getting, and if you're afraid of losing them, then you can give them a discount.If a tenant has a larger space, more amenities, a parking space, then you can add additional rent.

I had some experience on long-term rental out of California, but I know running short-term is a different story. 

A lot of times the mindset you have on the way in can help you make more happen.

When you buy through a wholesaler you should have gotten title insurance which should have picked up on subdivision issue.

They also have tools for on boarding investors.There are property managements softwares to help with property/asset management.There are CRMs that help with capital raising and investor automations.I would not focus on automation right now, but on the business of multifamily.

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Updated bathrooms on the first and second floor.

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