Agree with @John Underwood and @Ken Boone. 110v is a nice little unit for your home where you don't use it that much.

Here in Minnesota, I see $1200+ units without.

Also, I am not sure it’s worth the costs since you have small homes: the studies are usually reserved for large buildings with multiple units.

I love your idea of the Clik2Flip mobile property analyzer app and the facts that it requires NO data entry.

Hello, I'm very new to RE investing, although I've been a landlord for the past year...this is probably a very basic question, but nonetheless it puzzles me - what is the most correct way to calculate ROI for a rental unit that has been converted from a primary residence?

we closed in October on a $950,000 9-unit building with $50,000 down and 6% mortgage amortized over 30 years with a 15 yr cash out.

Then, in order to generate more income and also move closer to work, I decided to sell my house and move into a 4 unit MF in a city where I live in 1 unit.

We're hoping to rent a unit to an employee of a company- Basically, the company is assuming the costs of the rental and paying for it for their employee to stay in it.

The property is located in North Miami, FL. I'd say it is a solid B class location 5 min driving to home depot, whole foods, publix, LA Fitness. 12 min driving to Surfside beach and Bal Harbor. Sales price: $900,000Se...

My company requires me to relocate to Kansas City and now I am in need of help on managing my soon to be rental unit.