It depends on where your net worth stands (not that you should share that here).

Hi Alex,It depends on what kind of strategy you are using.

It depends on many factors: employment, broader US economy, migration trends, city revitalization initiatives, economic diversity of the area, etc.

UBIT scales up to 37% so it can be a hefty tax depending on the numbers.  

Depending on prices you’re looking at I would expect that you will put in/leave in some of your own money. 

Additionally, the specific tax advantages you can benefit from depend on various factors, including your income, expenses, and the specific details of your investment.

Hey Robert, Depending on the market you're in (Baton Rouge?)

You can certainly charge more than if it were unfurnished, but how much just depends on the area, home and comparative rents.

Hi Jordan, I would encourage exploring markets like Merced as well but it depends on your strategy.

Cool opportunity you have their the most important dynamic to your deal is the NOIif you have a manager it does show a professional approach to managing the asset but that does not mean value will be more because of it.So to show more value you would need to add value to property tenants by improving the property in such a way that it increases the rental revenue to increase the value also depending on how you structure the deal upfront and the financing can play a key part in getting this deal the max value