Bed bugs are becoming a lot more common.

The unit I am living in is a 1 BR/1 BA on the second floor of the building...the door to the attic is right outside my entrance and goes up to a big open area that USED to be 2 additional bedrooms, however, it has been vacant for years as there was a fire in the 80's.My handyman took a look and agreed that he could definitely add the 2 bedrooms, no problems...I know egress windows will be a major factor and I am also looking into the heating and electric to make sure it is linked to my unit's heater/panel.What else should I be looking/planning for?

My thinking is the extra money each year could be a down payment on an additional property or extra more for a value add property.

For example, the exterior is brick and I wouldn’t change it because it’s a common theme in the neighborhood. 

Is this common?

According to my insurance agent, the only additional insurance requirements from a “normal” four-plex is taking into account flood risk / insurance - no other liability concerns.I’ve never owned water front property myself, let alone rental property on a lake.

However, I just bought an additional two properties (cash purchase) and I think I may have difficulties with the Refinance portion due to DTI (Debt to Income) ratio.

Hi all, I have a remodel/room addition project to start early next year. 

An extra $10 per applicant would produce an additional $3,690 income but I don't bother with it.

Additionally say the roads are shot and will need replacing, you may have to make an adjustment on that.