It sounds lousy to me compared to what a house could give you with a good layout, especially with a basement that can often become 3+ rentable rooms. 

For some reason if the STR route didn't work out I would still be able to cash flow about $190 a month which I know is a bad COC return but as an exit strategy I could up rents to 2k a month since the property next door is renting for that with the same exact layout and wait a year because appreation is rising there as well and sell it.

Stessa’s intuitive interface makes it easy to use for anyone, even for those who aren’t especially tech-savvy.

I like the ease of use, it's really intuitive and definitely an upgrade from the spreadsheets I've been using previously.

And banks, in order to be able to provide the formats of files downloaded to QB, are required by Intuit to upgrade the file format regularly.

It's intuitive that folks who paused on selling while covid lockdown was a thing are now ready to list and thus a natural increase in supply.

Renting out a basement unit depends on the home layout.

You would have to lay out your plan in full detail so if by chance you are taken to court, like Jeff Beardwarned, your contract would be your best defense.

If it's a 3 bedroom layout then I think you only need 2-2.5 baths and a family/bonus room area would be better.

The shape and layout, you want one road to service two sets of buildings on each side, to lower the road cost per unit.6.