> I'm looking at an opportunity to buy a historic bed-and-breakfast in New Hampshire’s Campton area.

I have 950 square foot two-bed apartments in Euclid OH.

Beds/Baths? 

Duplex has 1 bed and 3 bed units. 

I know a lot of people ask about rent comps, so here’s what I’m seeing right now for 2–4 unit properties:1 bed units: $850–$1,0502 bed units: $1,050–$1,3003 bed units: $1,350–$1,650If anyone needs rent estimates for a specific property or neighborhood, drop the address or message me — happy to help run numbers.Hope this helps some of you looking at the NC market.— Shakur

Noticing a pattern lately:Some properties that look overpriced at first actually make more sense after adjusting for realistic rents and PM costs in this area.Examples:• 3-bed units renting faster than 2-beds• C-class neighborhoods showing surprisingly low vacancy• Light value-add increasing rent by $150–$200 with minimal workAnybody else seeing similar patterns in their underwriting?

USB/USB-C outlets — great idea.Tenants absolutely notice these, especially near the bed and kitchen.

If a 2-bed pays $1,050, the deal is built around $1,050, not wishful 3-bed pricing.4.

Quote from @Varsha Kgan: I see new construction homes costing around $525+ for 5 bed rooms 3 bed rooms in Merced.

A 4-bed voucher in CT can actually be a great setup if the person is stable and the Housing Authority is decent.Just make sure:They’ve been paying their portionThere are no ongoing issuesThe unit has been passing inspectionsIf all that checks out, you may actually be inheriting something pretty solid.5.