Just some food for thought.

Food for thought ;-)

Just some food for thought!    

[6] Possibly add some kind of kitchen food storage larder.[7] Possibly caulk the cracks in the concrete in front of the units.[8] Edge the lawns along all walks and the at the street.[9] Maybe add a block pony wall to the front, back fill it and make level front yards for the units (possibly use rock as a ground cover). [10] Possibly freshen the paint on the triangle parts above the bricks.[11] High crime, might like chain link fences--see how the close in competition is set up.[12] Possibly name the building with signage.Also you have no bedroom shots, or closet shots.

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Same with gas and dog food and your local mechanic.

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If you want two tenants who just need a place to cook their food and rest their heads, the 2-bed sounds perfect.

All in all, a combination of all three has been the best approach for me although the equity return has been the BEST.Just food for thought.  

Hi @Benjamin AllenI was in this position last year, and I think that budgeting is a good start, but perhaps an even better place to look are in your main life expenses like housing (which you are doing a great job on by house-hacking), transportation, and food.