(This is just from looking in the windows so far, I'm scheduling a tour shortly).I estimate at least 5K in repairs, with no more than 10K total.

Your perceentage will vary depending on your area, but its usually no more than 70%.

My plan was to sell the 2/2 and then keep the 4/3 as a rental.My hope is that the foundation work comes to no more than about 50k so that I can be all in on the 4/3 for about 75k and the 2/2 for about 70k.Even if I could quick sale the 2/2 and break even, if I can walk away with the 4/3 at 80k or better, it would be an absolute gem to add to the portfolio.One neat trick is that the bank won't sell them separately so I don't have to worry about competing against an owner occupant.

Generally speaking there should be no more than 6-8 plugs/lights on one breaker.

Assuming the sea levels don't rise substantially in the next 20 years and they are no more.. :)

We are hoping for more personal freedom which means no more 9-5.

I would sell to my investor for no more than 65k after repairs.

If you stick to units with MAP scores of 800 or 1000, you should have no more problems than with an old 3 or 5 usg toilet.

A lot of the videos I've watched though say you want your ARV to be no more than 65%.

Just bought your books 10 mins ago. no more than 13k ARV comps look to be about 41k.