Simply put, it had no bearing on what we listed it for, and ultimately sold it for.

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.

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.

I'm happy to say that our first cabin (The Tahoe Bear Bungalow) has allowed us to purchase another property on the other side of the lake where I'm 'rinsing and repeating' my strategy all over again! 

My question would be; are you using a real estate agent?

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

(We also think it makes more sense having it be a 3/1 since there is only 1 bathroom).My question is to people who have done rehabs/demos.... what is the average cost of tearing down non-load bearing walls?

If the pm's with no reviews or mediocre reviews are saying yes, take heed.In the end also, it will be your cross to bear.

Are any of the walls load-bearing?