So the house is 3 bedrooms, with one being rather small, but they put a loft bed with a full size mattress on the bottom in there. 

Building #1 is a commercial building converted to a 3000 sqft 2 bed/2 bath residential property.

My wife and I are renting out our single family, 3 bed/2.5 bath ($2200/month) home in St Louis, MO in a historic neighborhood (Benton Park) as we move to a new home that we are rehabbing while living in.

REHAB $20k, ARV 120-130. (4 bed, 2 bath 1600SF in North Carolina)Likely rental 1100-1200.Initially I bought to hold for a modest cash flow.However,Here’s the query, about 3 weeks out from completion, and portfolio lender is excited to push me a $100k HELOC on this property.

If you are looking to get into that market there is a duplex (4 bed 2 bath each side).

THE BAD NEIGHBOR - In an apartment, a hoarder tenant who is causing a bug or rodent infestation can be evicted. 

I am fairly new to this forum, so bear with me :)   I am a Realtor, and I have a client who bought their 5 bed, 2 bath house only a year ago here in Colorado Springs for $275K.

The home is a 2 bed 2 bath with the ability to easily create a third bedroom, which I plan to prior to moving in.

Here are the details on the property:Sq Ftg 19,212 sq ftAcres .1 AcresUnits 16, 2Year Built 1916Historic Registry YesParking 10 StallsUnit Types 17 – 2 Bed 1 – 1 Bed 1 – Commercial ShopHere is how the deal is structured:Loan $960,000.00Rate 12%Term 6 MonthsPoints 2%Cost of Loan $70,992.00Construction $200,000.00Value $2,100,000.00Buy In $180,000Ownership 50%Sales OptionProfit $422,008.00Sales Cost $147,000.00ROI 70.33%Long Term HoldNOI $125,180.0075% Loan $1,575,000.00Cash Milled $172,004.00Remaining Cash Invested $127,996.00Payment $91,161.75Cashflow $26,018.24Cash on Cash Return 10.16%These numbers have changed a bit due to original buy in was $300,000 but I was able to negotiate it lower.

It’s an upstairs unit with 3 beds one bath.