That is about it.You may need to upgrade from a general insurance salesperson to one who is a little more experienced with more commercial and institutional type policies and clients.

It looks even better when you consider what the income will look like after upgrades.

It has upgrades and may be worth more, so I'm willing to get a estimate from a friend/professional on the value.

The house needs nothing but cosmetic upgrades to the interior, but decent enough to rent.

Modular to me would be more akin to an upgraded mobile home type structure.

The property would serve the dual purpose of an upgrade home and provide rental income.Over time I expect to try a number of approaches to see what suits me and the local market best.

It may have started out as Mobiles and then the city decided to upgrade.

I did upgrade to pro basic to do so.

For instance:$5000/month cash flow desired / $200 average cash flow per unit = 25 doorsNow this is just a projection, of course, but it helps keep you on track.On historic buildings, make sure there are no rules or regulations preventing you from doing certain things, like upgrades, or restricting property usage.

Are we considering upgrades that are not expected by renters (i.e. upgraded electrical, etc.).