They had a good turn out but personally it is not my style.

It's currently featuring old laminate counters, worn out sheet vinyl flooring in the kitchen, a suspicious yellowed bathroom vanity counter and office style overhead light in the kitchen that really draw the eye and detract from the fact its a really nice space otherwise. 

Where people get in trouble is they get caught up in the auction style moment and bid over what the numbers tell them to do and then they are stuck with a negative cash flow or poor return for years to comeA good agent in your local area can help with the bidding process and how to win in the current market

For instance, when pulling comparables, were other properties updated in a similar style to that of the subject property or have the same bed/bath count?

It's got like a 90s style to it, and it mostly just needs cosmetics renovations to give it that modern aesthetic.

This should give you a good idea of what size, style and price point to look for. 

Last year we moved into it from our brick ranch style starter home built in 1978 which is a 1360 sq. ft., 3 bed 2 bath, that we ended up living if for 20 years.I have been going to it for the last year doing repairs.

Hi @Christopher Wall, this is a question that comes down to you and your landlording style.

We have a 14 unit garden style complex and want to put up some wifi cameras for security purposes.

Keep an eye out on Google & BP too, sometimes there are small Meetup style events that happen around the Bay area.