Are you referring to a single family rental?

I would not value that any different that a single family - not until its a true commercial though.Check that its a LEGAL 3 unit (you can see that on the county website), and your also get some other insights to the property as well.I agree with #Eric E. that the seller is looking for a sucker...

If it were me I would focus on speaking with the female of the family mostly, but also get the man's opinion.

Hi - for Orlando, bedroom count is usually key, as this area serves multi-generational families in larger single family homes.Look for a good HOA resort zoned for short term rental (ie Windsor island, solara, reunion, encore, Storey lake, etc) and depending on the size of home, most will come with in ground spa/pools, with the exception for the majority of margaritaville units.We do manage some townhomes with a hot tub, and it does well ($75 per month to service a hot tub), but beware as an investor that guest nightly rates for townhouses and condos will be much lower than houses, as you are starting to compete with hotel chains when you start talking about 2 or 3 bedroom investments. 

They have better rates and we are ok buying in our personal name for a single family.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Have you considered small multi-family opportunities? 

Hi, I’m an active investor in SFH and small multi Family in the Bay Area using the BRRRR method. 

I currently live in California but I own 3 single family homes and a 6 plex all in Maryland …all of these were purchased between 1-4 years ago.

I already have a general game plan set up but am trying to explore all of my opportunities before committing to any specific strategy.