A 2/1 in a duplex in our neighborhood could rent for $900-1200/mo depending on size, condition, yard, etc

Regarding techniques, it depends on what works for you and your personality.

If it’s a condo, they’re usually pretty easy, older homes have problems, but depending on how you’ve got it set up, you may not run into an issue for months, so paying someone $$$ for nothing kills me. 

It depends on what year it was built and if there is elimination of title.

I've also rented a couple of houses on the keys Airbnb and keep hearing about how the margins are better than long-term rentals, but I know that depends on location, amenities etc.

The answer to that question depends on a few things. 

It takes 2 months in work and 2 month to sell (which is a very aggressive timeline) which costs you roughly $500/month depending on insurance and taxes and assuming no financing costs.

I hope this helps.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10944/74960-hi...Depending on your area counties, there may or may not be good reporting on the loan information to allow a compiler to calculate the LTV.

Roommates are easier and you can get $700-1200/mo depending on location and amenities per 10x10 minimum space.

Thanks, Darius  Hi Darius,Depends on what you mean by multifamily properties.  2-6 units are very different than 20+ units.