I bought that property last year and haven't seen another one come on the market that comes even close to that deal in the 365 days since.Some of the turnkey providers I've been researching have some properties which appear to cash flow up to about $150/door, depending on location, down payment, etc.

I saw the outside and so far they appear to need minimal rehab.

It appears from the listing that it doesnt need much repair, but I have only seen a few pictures.

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Might cost a bit more than renting storage space, but easier to manage?

These loans are easier to get but the terms are different.Fannie/Freddie types of loans will be available everywhere and those rules might change SLIGHTLY between lenders.

Once you are up and running successfully for a few years it will become much easier to qualify for financing for a property if you decide to buy.People say real estate is about location, location, location- but that is even more true for retail.

I had to do extensive crack repairs throughout the last house I remodeled (walls and ceilings), and the quick setting mud made it a lot easier and quicker.

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Rob, you're right, seems not to many houses have a bathroom in the second floor, might not be something that people are expecting to much.It seems that it's not needed, just trying to feel if just doing it now that I'm doing reno and fits in the budget it will make finding renters much easier and of course add value to the house vs grabbing that money and putting it into a future property.Thanks guys.