Phoenix is extremely competitive, but that's because it's a hot market with a lot of deals.I would figure out which area fits your budget/lifestyle the best and go from there.I moved to Phoenix a little over a year ago from the Bay Area and I'll never look back personally.

Hard to calculate an ROI because it was our primary residence the first 2 years, but based on the last 3 years before selling it, we figure we did ok for our first home purchase/investment property.

ok that's what I figured  I think I may just spend some time rebuilding it before I go that route thank you for your time and best of luck to you 

I am trying to figure out if I should furnish it, install kitchenette, and washer dryer......any ideas and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

The contractor will come up with a plan, figure out the logistics of implementing the plan and then execute the plan.

It took me a little bit to figure it out but I can talk you through it 

As we go into 2019, figured I'd share a  tax related planning tip that I personally feel will be important for business owners and RE professionals moving forward.  

We're looking at out first MFH, a 4-unit residential property that is currently quite under-rented and are having a tough time figuring out what the property is worth.

Also, see how the points if any are figured in, mine had 1% at initialization and 1% when I refi out.Insurance was a builder policy for 6 months, where all of the money was kept no matter how long it took to switch to a landlord policy.

I have heard the state hasn't figured that part out yet but since Maxable probably has some good contacts I would lean towards them being as accurate as of what is currently in place.Discussion below:Hi Chad, no, existing ADU's will NOT require solar after Jan 1.