No property tax issues with common elements, no complex hazard insurance policy to deal with, no common area maintenance issues to deal with.  

If you are already zoned for multi-family, then adding an additional unit should be as simple as completing what some communities call a change of use form.  

@James Carpenter, along the lines of finding a "good few" as mentioned above, in addition to networking personally at the REIA meetings, I would network with investor-friendly title companies.

We include the snow blowing in the rental contracts and just figure that average cost...add it to the rent.  

@Mike Biewer you have a pretty common termination clause for our market area.

2) If I did decide to exit before the deadline, there will be such a run-on-the-bank that my notes would sell at a huge discount (in addition to the loss of value described in #1).Maybe I should look at the silver lining and jump in and buy a bunch of discounted notes on Folio.Text of e-mail:A Message from Prosper and Folio InvestingWe are writing to let you know that as of October 27, 2016, Prosper will no longer offer the Folio Investing Note Trader platform, the secondary market for Prosper Notes.

I dropped the price by $10,000 2 weeks ago and have only had two additional lookers and still no offers.

Are you accounting for things like water/sewer, garbage, electricity for common areas, landscaping, etc, in actual numbers or just using a percentage of rent or are you just adding a certain amount for the incidentals?

But it often requires your own detective work in addition to the reports they give you.

My realtor and I have been scouring the Minneapolis market and we're in the process of potentially securing additional properties (if the price is right).