@Maria D.That could buy you a nice cash flowing 4plex in the Austin area that could produce 7% cash on cash and be 75% paid off or got can go big in the Midwest.

Numbers.....Purchase $45kRehab $~50kARV Appraisal $180k-230k (depending on finishes.. per appraiser)Rent $1100-$1250We have done higher end finishes throughout to attract a quality tenant/buyer.It qualifies for the 1% rule and would cash flow fine, but would you hold this one?

Apartments produce passive rental income. 

We want to work toward a diverse portfolio with homes in markets that produce high cash flow and resilience to economic flunctuation and homes in areas with high appreciation potential.

Navy Federal is a great organization and will be able to provide rather attractive terms to military members.

My goal is to make the property as attractive as possible for high-quality tenants (as we're doing a full redesign to all the units over the next few months) to stay with as little turn over as possible taking away the majority of their reasons for moving (or as much as we can with a return) Any help would be awesome!

Many food concepts are going straight to a model that basically uses a shared commissary to produce meals for meal delivery

My question is, is it worth rehabbing to get it up to code to attract handicapped buyers?

This house is on a full unfinished basement that I knew would be attractive to families who were moving to the area and needed ample storage.

This is much more intensive management-wise, and produces much higher profits.