You should really have hard floors instead of carpet but if the carpet has a few years left you can change them with the tenant moves out.

You should confirm zoning allows it, then talk to the neighbors to ensure they are OK with it.

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can you send it to me as well?

You have to have the required experience.

He reads the books, takes the courses, visits the forums, and keeps re-strategizing.

I recommend using local banks.I have two clients in TX that are builders.

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Let me demonstrate why you should not rely on this approach.Suppose you want to compare two properties.Property A:Rent: $1,800/MoPrice: $300,000Taxes: $2,000/YrInsurance: $1,500/YrAssoc Fee: $250/MoProperty B:Rent: $1,600/MoPrice: $300,000Taxes: $800/YrInsurance: $600/YrAssoc Fee: $35/MoCalculating the rent price ratio for both propertiesProperty A: $1,800 x 12 / $300,000 = 7.2%Property B: $1,600 x 12 / $300,000 = 6.4%So, Property A is the better property!