It's a 3/2 from 2003 with great bones, it just hit the market.

Try adding the 6% to 10% for management to your numbers and see if there is any meat on the bone.

Here are my estimates after getting financing.Good job, Tim, and way to show that there's still plenty of meat on the bones of many of the 'burbs of Allegheny County for someone looking for these kinds of SFRs. 

I can't tell you much about the features because I used it for it's bare bone functions only.  

Does it have "good bones"?

Doable in certain pockets where price are stable and or only go up..Given the volatility of the market at the moment you may have to hang on a bit longer to have enough meat on the bone to refi and get a substantial amount of capital back..There are still deals out there that are 90% of peak Feb-March.

An investor will need a lot of "meat on the bone", especially in this environment and depending on your market.  

I have deeply felt it in my bones i will be successfull with this business i just need some help and someone to turn to for advice without paying a hefty price.

Less meat on the bones.

And I am guessing they owe approximately 310k based of a 352k purchase price 5 years ago (they most likely used a VA loan), so after seller's costs there is little meat on the bone.