Hello Bill,Ryan & Shawn hit the nail on the head (no pun) I am a rehabber from South Dakota & I also own my own remodeling company.

I myself quit a job in the financial services industry to go to work for a General Contractor, doing residenital remodeling and some new construction.

-There is almost no storage, lacks garage and basement-Sq ft is on the smaller end of the neighborhood-Looks nicer then all comps, new trim, laminate flooring, SS appliances, remodeled bathroom with tile.How much will the negative factors effect the rental rate?

I've built a home, I've done several remodels for friends or relatives and I've also built three in ground swimming pools.

A lot of subdivisions around Morgan State have those, and they have very strict guidelines for outside remodeling projects that need prior approval, specific colors and styles of roofing, windows and paint.Good luck!

10 2/1 townhouse condos in a B area remodeled and all rented for $1k each.

I was also hoping for your guys' help on what exactly I need to do for my "due diligence".Heres the numbers:1/1 remodeled condo.

I also knew a few things from articles I read on Bigger Pockets, like the 50% rule and the 1% rule.Anyway my specific criteria for properties is 4 units, 2 bedroom/1 bath minimum per unit, newer than 1980, recently remodeled, under $200,000, in a decent area, and fully occupied.

I'm involved in real estate in a few ways, first through remodeling (that's my main occupation, no pitch) and also I went in on a deal with a partner to purchase a triplex last year, so learning the rental game.

Both Bathrooms need remodeling and the master needs to be taken down to the studs and have the subflooring replaced.