Two units are 3 bed/2bath, one unit is 2 bed/1 bath.Have renovated two of the units post-purchase, as tenants turned over.Cashflow is net of 5% vacancy allowance, 5% utilities, and 10% maint/capex allowance.

Something we can foresee meeting anything our future might hold (Location, neighborhood, school districts, bed/bath, lot size, yard, slight fixer upper potential, etc).

Anyway, the properties we’re going to be BRRRRs and my property criteria were as listed:General Property Criteria -- Dallas/Fort Worth, TX [Delayed]Single Family Residence (SFR) → 3+ Bed, 2+ BathListing Price- $60k-$175K (Distressed, mostly cosmetic) Location - Decent Schools, High Walk Rating, Retail within 30miles.Repairs - 10% Forced Appreciation in 1st year, 20% of the sales price is rehab budgetExpenses - Aim for <50% of IncomeCash Flow - $300+/MonthEnter: COVID-19.

3 BEDS/2 BATHS IN A THE GREAT BRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

What about a 2 bed 2 bath unit with at least one parking space for the guest?

It's a cozy 2 bed, 1 bath with a shed and a huge yard.

The units are huge:- 3 beds, 2 baths and over 2000 sft on each side.

I was budgeting $50 per month for oil for a 2-bed 1000 square foot condo.

One example I recently saw is the pre-lease of nicely done duplex, 2 beds each side, pre-leased at $1875 to $1925 which was astounding, given that surrounding older duplexes  a similar size were renting at $1100 a side.

I find myself waking up and going to bed to investment research.