If you’re looking to escalate as quickly as possible, it may be worth looking into a multi family and rent one side, and live out of the other.

I doubt quality tenants would want to rent in that area.

I just purchased one that is a step down in level and rent rate and am looking at doing a single color scheme for the first time (S-W Alabaster) to save on labor.

The house has a great location, just 4 minutes from the upcoming new Universal park.I'm looking for advice on the steps to take to properly rent out the shed.

Who would want to rent a STR in a high crime area other than someone committing crimes? 

I'm potentially looking to purchase a small rental building which falls under the NYC rent stabilized program.

@Andrew GarrettI’ve been investing in NC for a while, the main issue with Raleigh is rents are low compared to costs of homes.

You might also be able to employ a short term rental strategy to increase cashflow-- sporting events, conferences, homecomings, graduation, etc. always attract people to the area.Ask around and try to find people who are investing in Amherst/Northampton and connect with agents in the area to see what's working.

Hello, Lee Israelsen, when you build a house and include a basement apartment that you plan to rent out, you may be able to write off a portion of the expenses associated with the construction and ongoing maintenance of the rental unit.

No, market rents are higher than what I’m currently charging unless I’m getting confused as to what you’re considering as ‘market rents.’