Most point rewarded for creativity within reality.

We are actually looking at a property now that has a single family house and 3 apartments on it.  

I'm assuming the AC units have actually been stolen, and no one is suggesting filing a claim for units that have not been stolen (or were never there in the first place).

I was actually surprised by a few of these properties and a quick sales comp suggest there is money to be made with little risk.

There’s more steady income in being an actual realtor, but there certainly wasn’t at the beginning.

Hey Cole good questionOutside of having trusted contacts, you have to look on sites like citydata and check rentalPrices etcIm actually working with a few people to form a collective and share ideas and opportunities...Feel free to connect with me or send me a message if you want to discuss

Up to you if you want to hang your hat on the de jure letter of the law or the de facto realities of the situation as it stands now.

Granted, if you’re splitting up these doors between 3 different entities, that means that you’re actually looking at 9-15 doors before upgrading.

As mentioned above, it’s actually on the inexpensive side.

Rentometer actually allows you to pick the type of property, then gives you an estimate based on similar properties in the area.