It will depend on size and other factors.Hope this helps, good luck!

On a price per Sq Ft basis these homes will "appear" expensive as they are certain costs that all homes pay, IE impact fees, ETC ETCI think this product (if marketed right) would benefit the lower end of the blue collar retiree spectrum, as they are essentially the size of a smaller mobile home.I also think millennials would love this product.

How good are you at screening and managing tenants?

Homes selling for 150k are 2bed/2bath about 500 sq. feet less than the posted home built in the same time from with same lot size. 

I have a unit that has a "closet" the size of a bedroom.

Considering the neighborhood and size of the house - the two most important factors in the ultimate value of the house - and using comps and my knowledge of the local market, I figure out a "drop-dead" offer, a likely offer, and a "fire sale" offer.

She sent the form via email with a forward that stated simply "Tenant app, one to be filled out by each applicant" Well the form was titled "Beacon Background Screening Services Tenant Screeming Application".  

The layout, size and low maintenance of this duplex is really what caught my attention.

Then study up on BP and elsewhere about some basic landlording processes (like screening tenants, etc)...When you sell it in a few years, then be a perfectionist to get it in show condition with new counter tops, appliances and floors to wow would be buyers... truth be told, if you replace these now, a few years of wear and tear by renters may mean you'd just have to redo it anyway to get perfect sale condition down the road...

You may not regain anything but subscribers will know she's a deadbeat if they use the service for screening.