Not Enough MoneyDabbling in real estate is an expensive proposition.

Not Enough MoneyDabbling in real estate is an expensive proposition.

Replacing the tub entirely is usually a costly proposition and I would do it only if the tub was not functional.

And let's not forget that the cost to replace a package rooftop unit with a 5-ton capacity or more isn't exactly a cheap proposition and one that could easily end up costing a landlord anywhere from $1,200 to $1,500 a ton which equates to $6,000 to $7,500 for a 5-ton package rooftop unit.

You just can't afford to ignore any medium for getting your value proposition in front of as many eyes as possible, let alone the worlds most effective medium (the internet). 

You have to underwrite a property for sound historical data  of performance trends over decades and not in a few year vacuum where buyers feel multifamily is a can't lose proposition.

Also, I do not participate in buying off of the MLS as there are a ton of wannabe and fake investors just overpaying for properties making it a break even or a loss proposition.

Not as charity or a favor but as a win - win proposition. 

Remember that it's not an "I must win so you must lose" proposition.

@Chris JackmanIt's one of those high-knowledge, high-risk propositions in real estate.