Thankfully we did not have the drywall in yet, but had to replace the wood flooring in dining room.

---> don't you think you just leaving money on the table not know what's the problem with the property ?

I'm a few weeks away from the closing table, deal looks good, 3 units on one property, 2 units are leased $450 month(which is below market value) current owners didn't do background checks or sign leases.

When you walk in the front door on the main(top) level the living room is to the right and I plan on making the space to the left a formal dining area.

Meanwhile the apps out there need to bring more to the table to facilitate the relationships and the processes.

In markets where the average commission is $60K, there are too many dollars on the table for agents to always remember who they are representing.

This could be easiest for you NOW but you could end up with the house in the end with some cash or the area could become very popular/unpopular and the property could be worth alot more or alot less in 5 years.Choose wisely once you get all the info on the table and roll the dice.

. , After you choose your State and then your County, the page you land on will have a table at the very top.The title of the table should say "Final FY 2014 FMRs By Unit Bedrooms" and then it will break the Fair Market Rent (FMR) by Efficiency, 1br, 2br ,3br and 4br.

I was looking at some bank owned foreclosures, which were ok but not great, and then I decided to drive into a new constuction community and was blown away, at $200k I could have a brand new 3,000 sqft 3 bed with game room, great room, living room, dining room, .5 acres, community pool, basketball, tennis, soccer only $45 HOA. 30 minutes from the center of the major city in that state.

Most won't until you put an offer on the table, but you should be able to get a good ballpark on what other rentals in the area are going for.If you've got a line on a fourplex for that price, bringing in $2100/month, definitely worth taking a look at.I would encourage you to look around on the forums, podcasts, and resources, as most of your beginner questions will have already be answered and explained!