Strategic Location: Ellenwood is a growing market with high demand for renovated properties.

I finally start my full time job, report 60k a year, which is not very high considering where I live and my home purchasing power.

One owner is looking to exit to middle to high sevens on yield on cost.Cap exits are high 5’s, low 6’s for some Class A product.Turnover cost projections should escalate: $500 first year, $850 second year, $1000 third year.Consolidation and density of BFR assets can be an issue for insurance companies.

I've heard Stessa and Buildium for the most part but find it's actually very difficult to use for the average small scale landlord (I have 7 doors)The cost of Buildium I think is way too high for the small scale self managed landlord like myself. 7 units comes to $55/monthAs for Stella, the UI isnt the greatest and probably tailored for more property management companies, and the accounting features are rather lacking for Canadian tax laws.

I personally use US Bank [Big stable bank with Zelle capabilities], Relay [Checking and Savings 3%] and then Quickbooks [high interest rate 5%].

Definitely would like yo do that. 

You can definitely get HELOCs on investment properties, but the interest rate is high. 

I did a lot of new construction in Charleston SC and did full gut rehab on 2 small MF>  built about 35 homes.. the prices in charleston are very high compared to say Columbus OH. in the order of magnatude to 2X to 4X per prop.. but its a fabulous city. 

@Jerome Nunez what features are you looking for?

If you pursue co-living properties, I would still highly encourage you to analyze the deal as an LTR as a backup strategy in case things go sideways.