It depends on your climate, you might do an energy audit or just switch to electric, it doesn't seem too out of line for four units though $35 ish dollars per month depending on the size of the unit and how much they use the climate control.

In the city, there's a $500 fine, per sign.

First let me start by saying that my I am a register nurse. so in nursing there are travel nurses what these nurses do is fill the gap in a hospital that calls for them they travel across the country do 13 weeks contracts. now these nurses get payed in stipends which usually they are given around 830 of housing per week.

I mentioned the $1850 because I'm not sure if that puts me in the low end rentals, mid range, or high end. rentometer says I'm about average for my area.Also if anyone is familiar with Northern Virginia area and has a contractor that can handle a 3 story townhouse or know where I can can purchase a descent deal on carpet and padding (not to sure of average price per square foot here) please feel free to message me.thanks for the advice

So things that are red flag for me may be fine for someone more aggressive.1) Portfolio matching: (takes 30 seconds per deal)a) Have an educated opinion on where you think we are in the real estate cycles (financial and physical market cycles)b) Then only then pick the strategies, capital stack, and specialized asset subclasses that make sense for that opinion.

Probably either a heloc or just a normal 20-25 percent down loan

This seems like a slam dunk, but the highest recent per unit sales in the area are about $50k, which puts us at 1.3M and maybe not worth paying for appraisal...wha wha whaSo...anyone have experience improving the MFR appraisal to maybe bump our value some?

Thanks for any insights on this guys... at this point, the whole virtual business realm is so new that it feels like keeping the cheapest office unit for now would be the wisest move... but that'll be another $3,000+ per year in expenses that we would prefer not to pay.

Depending on what tax bracket you are in, and whether or not you are subject to passive loss restrictions in the eyes of the IRS (i.e. make less than $150k per year in active income, or qualify as a professional real estate professional), that annual total would then be added to your federal tax return.

Supply has gone from less than a month to 3 month, trending toward that buyers market.not sure if this loads up   https://altos.re/r/85542a0     but we get these reports weekly from our title company per zip code..