Focus on your empty unit to give you a bearing of next steps with the existing. 

I believe their Roseville office handles this.After talking to you, I think you'd really enjoy David - but bear in mind, he's commercial, so if you don't need it, you might get better terms from their residential side.

Each market will price itself to the max that the market will bear.

Turnover usually costs a months rent and if the market won’t bear $950 month for the unit you are already out $75-$175 month anyway.

Bear in mind that if you need to finish one of the units, you'll also need cash for that.

then you would have to analyse the past appreciation of A and B and the math will tell you (bearing in mind that past appreciation is not an indicator of future appreciation).

Just bear in mind that $300 over your mortgage is probably a break even scenario depending on the scope of your initial rehab. 

This could end up being a good little property, assuming your rent, ARV and reno numbers bear out.A few things to consider in your analysis:I'd bump Vacancy up to 8%.

@Anil Samuel   passing the exam is regulatory and has very little bearing on how well you will do as an agent. 

It's hard to say how much rent the market will bear by doing that and knocking off a few thousand dollars just doesn't seem an adequate risk to reward ratio.