Year built: 1980 Renovation cost: $5000 Built area: 1528 sq ft Property 2: Listed for $330,000 Rental estimates $2050 - $2100 Year built: 1993 Renovation cost: $10000 Built area: 1677 sq ftBoth properties are about $50,000 less than the market prices. 

Currently, I bike and take the bus to work to save on expenses from owning a car, I meal-prep once a week and eat out only occasionally to save on food costs, and I strategize my regular spending to receive the maximum cashback.Looking forward to interacting with this community and learning more about making smart investment choice.

Second choice would be to help with closing costs. 

Separate from the lack of necessary information, I'm not aware of any market in this country that can support the costs of ground up construction, particularly in the scale you are envisioning  where 2 bedroom units are renting for $1400 without significant subsidies.

It is good at receipt handling, though.Longer version:When most Americans first need an accounting software package, the one they will probably turn to is some version of Quicken or Quickbooks.

Builders also reported facing higher construction costs and tighter lending conditions last month.

But Flood insurance is required as primary ($2000 / yr)By the time I fix and sell the home (8-12 months estimated) and incur additional costs + holding vacant, and selling expense (SQUATTER RISK, <100 miles to MEX border), and then go back and recapture depreciation + Capital Gains... my TAKE HOME will be far less than the appraised market value. ~50% haircut.So... since all goes to charity in 15 - 20 yrs anyway... why not donate now and play those cards?

How much would it rent for, what are your costs?

I know what it costs *me* to operate a small multi-family.

I was thinking if 3 of us shared one, it would cut down costs and provide each of us that additional support we may need to juggle all of our tasks.