You might want to talk to a company who deals in hazardous situations and clean up like chemicals as well as body clean up, such as after a person's death on site.

All numbers are per month.2 bed, 1 1/2 bath 1,100 sqftPurchase Price - $143,000Rent - $1,479Principle & Interest - $768HOA - $226Taxes - $54Insurance - $55Vacancy (10%) - $148Repairs (10%) - $148CapX (10%) - $148Property Management (10%) - $148Total Monthly Expenses - $1,694Cash Flow - Negative ($215)As stated above, this doesn't look like a deal because of the negative cash flow. 

This one is a 3 bed 1.5 bath with full unfinished basement.  

We're all piled in one bed anyway, for Pete's sake, and it's just ridiculous to have all that empty space and not make use of it.  

You know who your getting in bed with.

www.rentometer.com is a website which allows you to put in an address and # beds, it shows you the range of expected rents in the area. www.padmapper.com shows you properties in your area currently listed for rent on Craigslist.

Quick question... if you were to keep it as a duplex, what would the beds/baths be for each unit?

Took out some old plumbing once, got it on my hands, wiped it off, took the rest of the day off, felt like death warmed up.The key to getting bugs out of the property is ensuring that there are no holes in the house, eg plumbing fixtures, under the toilet, doors have proper sweeps that fills the gaps, electrical covers that cover the drywall, behind dishwasher, and so forth.

This doesn't sound like a do it yourself type job to me.I saw a 20/20 episode once where a landlord was convicted of wrongful death because he incorrectly repaired a furnace instead of calling a pro.

I have an attic that makes me sick to death to go up there without a respirator.