That's usually based around the theory that this way you can screen the tenants, gets rents to where they make sense for your deal, etc...We're closing on a triplex and everyone is on month to month leases.

That's usually based around the theory that this way you can screen the tenants, gets rents to where they make sense for your deal, etc...NWe're closing on a triplex and everyone is on month to month leases.

Unfortunately, the disaster relief usually isn't enough to put the house back into the same shape as it was before.After Sandy, many homeowners stayed in their homes or stayed in hotels and kept their homes while waiting for relief funds.

I have read that the competition for REOs is usually high which also jacks up the price higher than it should be.  

Yeah I was thinking the extra lines may be what @Chris K. said, entity type.

Since this was awarded to me in the divorce, usually assets gained in a divorce settlement is non-taxed, but since She bought it as a 1031 exchange, do I get stuck with the capital gains taxes?

you would be changing mortgage payments from roughly $955 to $1432, another $477. with taxes and other expenses, could a buyer make enough money renting it to be worth buying the property for the extra 100K

However when renovating a full flip, things like paint, subflooring, caulk and screws, etc are usually absorbed in my other areas, and don't get factored in for the bathroom alone.

Even at that price, it is usually losing money.  

In my city they leave the water in the landlords name for just that purpose and they won't usually turn it off.