We have several common laundry buildings in Indianapolis and they rent fine. 740 sqft is fine for a two bed apartment.

• Is an interest-only structure more common, or principal + interest?

(you must have a solid, written, Assistance Animal Policy in place)Assigned Parking spacesYou need to detail who/what/when for cleaning common areas, clearing snow from sidewalks, emptying household rubbish.You need to label and assign some storage drawers/shelves in kitchen, refrigerator, bathroom, and possibly laundry room.Laundry Hours of OperationWi-Fi access and limitations (gaming?)

Common assumption sensitivity tables? 

A common example might be an estate.

Is it common?

Managing parking at apartments can be tricky, especially for properties with 150+ units.Some common challenges I’ve seen:Residents accidentally or intentionally parking in the wrong spotsVisitor passes being misusedStaff spending a lot of time tracking violationsDisputes over towing or finesI’ve been working on a tool called ParkVault to make issuing and tracking violations easier.

At ~$570K purchase, 5% down FHA house hack: - Mortgage (P&I) at 7%: ~$3,600 - Taxes: Dover's effective rate is roughly 2.1% — that's ~$1,000/mo - Insurance: Three-family in NH, ~$250-350/mo - Maintenance/capex (10% gross): ~$440/mo - Vacancy (5%): ~$220/mo - Energy (if owner-paid): varies, but ~$300-400/mo for common areas + owner unit That puts total carrying cost closer to $5,800-6,100/mo, not $5,500.

@Phoenix Samolewski it's a pretty common practice.

Solid 1031 candidate for someone selling a $1M+ NY property.For anyone going through this process, I put together a free 2026 NY Landlord Exit Blueprint that walksthrough the exchange timeline, how to evaluate FL replacement properties, and common mistakes toavoid.https://ny1031florida.comFor the BP crowd: Has anyone done a 1031 out of NY into Florida recently?