Actually, the Section 8 landlords are practically in bed with the socialists...the socialists take our tax dollars and hand it over to the Section 8 landlords...They are one and the same...

My Cleveland propertie has average rents of $375/month for 6x 2 bed and 2 store fronts, thats cheap ;), but its full.If you travel for a month, so take your best reliable tenant what you have and give him a stimulus, to manage your propertie for this time.

How many bed rooms?

First -text Last -text Day Phone -text Evening Phone -text Email -text Property Address -text City -text state -drop down zip - text beds - drop down baths - drop down square feet - drop down how you heard about us -drop down why your selling and needed repairs - text

Along with Scott's great post I like finding opportunities for forced appreciation.Adding a bath or bed are foremost (with the right floorplan and structure, of course).

If you can find a way to add a closet without making the room too small, maybe you can increase the number of beds.

Latest costs $1200 for bed bug extermination because with smoke bed bugs spread from her unit to two more.

If I throw a bed out there, it doesn't make it a bedroom - so why can't I park there?

For example, 1 bed condo I am living in, can be rented out for about $1050/month.

I will put more numbers below.ARV: 65/70kMy Purchase Price (expected): 19 or 20kAssignment Fee: 3/4kClosing Costs for a double close: 600Financing: I can get transactional funding free on this because it is a small (for a house) amount (family).Estimated Repairs: 25kEstimated total cost for buyer: 47-50k3 bed/1 bath1196 sfNOI: 6,274 (700 x 12 Rents minus 1,382 in Taxes, 300 property insurance, 300 in property management.