Purchase price 900,000- 18 units (12 are 1 bed , 6 are 2 bed)- cap rate 10.4%- Gross rental income ~140,000- NOI 83,600The first one is near a major college campus, so tenants are most likely students, the second property recently reached stabilization.

Since you've mentioned no financial limitations I would maximize the income potential of the property by building the maximum number of living spaces that are allowable and appropriate (for the neighborhood and property), enlarge the existing house, create a living unit above the existing garage, create a multi-unit building, and build a second garage.   1st, I'd look into maximizing the size of the existing home with an eye toward adding one or two appropriately sized bedrooms each with its own bath (this depends on how the home is laid out);  2nd I'd create another 2 bed 2 bath Air BnB space above the existing three car garage with a separate stairway entrance to each bedroom. 

Purchase price: $700,000 Cash invested: $765,000 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 975 Sqft Condo in Coronado.

Also look at the profitability.... someone may brag about having 50 doors in 3 years but of their “profit” is only $25 per month per door that does nothing...I heard a BP podcast guest one time say he doesn’t even get out of bed if he’s not getting at least $250 per door per month and n st least a C+ neighborhood.,,..

Interested in purchasing a 2-bed,1-bath SFH in Louisville, KY, to rehab the attic to create an additional bathroom and bedroom. 

Give them beds/ba, sq footage, part of town, or better yet a couple blocks on a street and ask them if you had a rehabbed house what could you expect?

I have paid cash for a $104000 2 bed 1 bath property that  needs $20000 in work to get it rent ready. 

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $6,500 Sale price: $185,000 SFR, 3 Bed 2 Bath.

Your first order of business it to make sure your 1 bed, 1 bath is rented. 

Hi All, need your expertise here. I have the opportunity to buy a 4/2 SFH. Everything I own and rent out is 3/2. This four bedroom would cost me the same as a 3/2, and about the same square footage (and i'd need inter...