Usually 50/50.  

Most real estate professionals (all that I've talked to) in the area agree it's going to have a noticeable negative impact on home prices. 

Ask any seasoned investor and they will tell you that finding a good deal is only a matter of pushing through until you find one.The high IRRs you hear about are partially due to capital appreciation, but more directly, usually a function of improved property performance.

I don't see any major negative here.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Usually people tell me they don't have any evictions and then I find multiple filings; finally one prospective tenant told me that she didn't think an eviction filing "counted" if the eviction was eventually "dismissed."

.($40 + $20k = $60k) / $100k ARV = an acquisition at 60% of ARV)Recently, a beginner investor posted a need for 100% financing on a "75% ARV" investment opportunity, usually a viable candidate for private or hard money lending, with anything below 70% being better.

Even an appraiser reacts to positive and negative design features.Feel free to contact me with any questions.Cheers!

Usually, house-hackers need to put down 3.5%, but you can house-hack for 0% down with a VA loan.