The owners kept on adding these weird additions till the 2000s.

I was hoping you could share some additional insights on how you determined Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte, Kansas City, and Nashville as suitable rental markets.

Being a private money lender who lends out my own money, the typical response I receive from potential borrowers is that it is hard money.

After the showing, they receive a request for feedback on the unit or the person showing it.

Additionally, are there any other rules of thumb or key indicators you would recommend monitoring to ensure operational efficiency and profitability?

In addition to the areas named by Jay, I would personally add Scottsdale, AZ, Columbus, OH, Richmond, VA, and Cleveland, OH.

HELOC gives additional flexibility for a higher interest rate.

This will allow you give a reference point on how much potential rent you can receive.

Additionally, you can claim depreciation on the portion of the property used for rental purposes.

.- Property receives one set of taxes- Both houses are approximately the same sq ft. (1300)- Two single-family homes, not attached (two different addresses)- Property size 0.45 Acres- Township won't allow subdivision unless each house sits on 0.5 acre lots- Will reside in one house upon purchase, and will rent out the second house- One house currently rented out for $1,400 a month with a one-year lease- Purchase price $260,000Looking for ideas or best ways to finance this type of property!