There are French doors and vaulted ceilings to create a more spacious feel as the square footage of each side is cozy at about 715 sq ft.I am an excellent landlord and I easily manage the property I have retained.  

A more realistic "Small and Mighty" first deal often involves leaving $15k-$25k in the deal but gaining a cash-flowing asset with significant new equity.4.

That way it still qualifies but doesn’t box me in.Your point about Midwest markets makes sense — I may use part of the cash-out for a more traditional cash-flow play out of state while keeping my California asset long-term.

Whatever criteria you choose, make sure they are:• Written down and saved (for documentation)• Applied to every applicant equally• In compliance with Fair Housing laws, including local Chicago rulesSome landlords include a short version in the listing (for example, “Minimum 650 credit score, income 3x rent”) and then share a more detailed checklist or prescreening questionnaire when someone reaches out.

Is there anyway to analyze a neighborhood on a more micro level?

However, if you do want something more robust the most flexible option I've used is "Hemlane" you can check em out online, they are a paid service though, but as I said it is a more robust option than a zillow manager or something similar.

From what I heard, they adjusted to provide a wider catchment for rural areas which could skew a more dense area.

I’ve decided that doing a 1031 into a more traditional property is the best move, here.

It is my view that we are in a more challenging RE market and quickly scaling is challenging.Good luck

Are you all jumping between multiple calculators like I am, or have you found something that actually handles different loan types?