... to take.Have a door in a run down condo in a good urban location that got an offer by an investor that now has overwheling majority of building owned.

My house is a 2 story (3/2) upstairs and downstairs 1/.5 + a huge family room and a bunch of closets I will never use.bought in 2009 for 745000 in the SF Bay Area Peninsula4/2.5 everything re-done in 2008zillow/trulia shows $1.4MThere is 1 exit through the garage and 1 private entrance through a side door/side yardI need to install a small kitchen , a shower and move the laundry room into the garage.

More doors the better

If it can bring close to $100 dollars a door and at least 10% cash on cash return.

We did one..we bought the home next door & initially we got $820/mo in a 70's era SFH in very very tired shape.When they moved after 5 years we rehabbed it for $18k & got $1400/mo & that was 6 years ago.We did bump the rents over 2 more tenants (now $1650/mo) but the current tenants do all the maintenance.When the 20 yr old HW tank burst at the seams they shut everything of, cleaned up the mess.

When I built my first portfolio to 32 doors I never replaced windows.

And I would want at least 200 a month per door.. 

Altogether it is a 4/2.5 single family, but part of it is an addition with a kitchen and only 1 adjoining door making it out as more of a 2/1 and 2/1.5.

Perhaps even consider reading The Millionaire Next Door.

Im offering on 2 duplexes that are next door to each other, owned by the same seller.