I intend on reading this next month.One last one though not Multifamily more how to think creatively when dealing with Real Estate is Blue Ocean Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate by Cherif Medawar It's only in kindle format but well worth the $3.

TLDR: In a 2 bedroom basement rental unit that is kinda nice, in a nice area, with all amenities, but nowhere near executive...what would be the monthly rental impact of having a uniform floor vs having a different floor in one of the bedrooms?

I want to approach him with 2-3 different offers so he sees I am trying to work with him. 7 Unit Building 2 Bed Room (owners unit) worth $4,000.00 a month2 Bed Room ($3,950.00 current rent) worth $4,200.00 a monthStudio ($1,850.00 current rent) worth $2,400 a monthStudio ($2,000.00 current rent) worth $2,300 a monthStudio($1,600.00 current rent) worth $1,800 a month 1 Bed Room ($3,000 current rent) worth $3,300 a month1 Bed Penthouse ($4,300 current rent) worth $4,700 a monthPotential for garage rental, Storage, and Laundry as wellCurrent Income $16,700    Potential Income $22,700  I know that the gentlemen likes to spend the weekends in his apartment and I want to give him an option for him to stay for a few years to make the deal interesting. 

The new unit costs $550.I was going to put a small window unit in each bedroom (w/o heat). 

Each unit is one bedroom, one bath.

I have a tenant who always pay rent late, the rent is kind of low for a single three bedroom house in Hacienda Heights, CA.

Also, it is based solely on the number of bedrooms, and does not take into consideration any of the unit's amenities such as number of baths, square footage of the house, is there a garage, etc.There is a constant demand for rentals in my market.

During this time a leak in our bedroom closet has consistently gotten worse with each rainy season.

As a wholesaler you need to provide your potential investor buyers with the basic information such as the property address, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and approximate square footage.

I am new to rehabbing and flipping and was wondering does anyone know of a good and creative way to find houses that have mold issues?