By about 6:45am I check the ETFs and stocks I am invested in and possibly buy into one of the stocks I have, if the price is lower than usual for the day.I then pick my audio book or video learning on a topic and take it with me in the car for my hour commute into work.

Its a 3br/2ba with a 2 car garage.  

I'd be carful of North, it's got a bad rap.

The garage is no better and is just completely filled with junk, car parts, and used oil, which may be from tenants even before the current tenants I have.

Oh and the last unit is a 3 bedroom 2 bath with a 2 car garage and that one is rents for $800.

I have dealt with troublesome contractors on jobs where I worked as a forensic engineer for 1.5 years, so I get the importance of finding the right one, hence my desire to start all of this learning and figuring things out before I actually need to move down there. 

@Gian Paredes are you a structural engineer, electrician, plumber or home inspector.

The facts are this:Duplex built in 1980 with detached (2) 1 car garagesRent for long-term tenant is currently $825 while rentometer says it averages out to $1015 for the areaRent for the recently remodeled (5 years ago) for the short-term tenant is $1000Neither tenant utilizes the garageProperty taxes are $2,797.20 annuallyThe owners opinion of value is $285-300k (assessed value at $251,587)Factoring vacancy at 5% (current area is at .2%), 10% management, no capital improvements included as I'm rolling the management fee with that as I would self-manage for this first go around.

When they tour the property you can go out and look at how they keep their car.

Also, whether leasing or selling, the search engines have a category for bedroom but rarely for office.