Depending on what types of credits/deductions the investor is chasing, tax breaks allowing him to boost his overall financial position could be his priority over actual return on this one property. 

I have been exploring this website for about a couple of weeks.

Hey Charles,Please fill out your signature profile so that your website and contact info displays on each post.Contact info does not go in the body of the post but the signature.

I'm brand new to the website and I must say I'm very exicited about learning some new information. 

My take is that if you can do it relatively cost-effectively, and the increased NOI capitalizes that expense in a relatively short amount of time while also boosting the value noticeably (by holding CAP Rate constant), it's worth doing.

As far as the advertising, if you want to pursue this and spend your money, try sellpoint, it will post your property to 40 other websites (but some of them will already have the property due to the MLS.)Good Luck,Javier T. 

Two houses per month with a boost in the split rate would be closer to the national household income average.  

I am excited that I finally found a social website that allows me to connect with other investors especially those in Connecticut 

I paid for a facebook business page (www.facebook.com/FleuriotHomes) to be built, I got a professional real estate website built (www.FleuriotHomes.com) now how do I drive traffic to generate leads?

Good luck and use the website there is great insight and knowledge here.