I would just over disclose on this and move on. 

@Elvon BowmanFrom my experience, aiming for larger properties (100-200+ units) on your first deal isn’t too ambitious if you have a solid team and resources in place.

This strategy keeps things moving fast while maximizing your options.

For instance, the term could be 3 years and add a clause that says they have to return the property to the condition it was in when they moved in, not just keep their deposit. 

I am ready to move forward with a cashout.

Moving south...here are some quick areas of note: Florence - Centrally located and easily accessible from Eugene.

That's $400 cash flow per month, which is pretty good.Your first tenant moves in.

This is after all construction in Los Angeles, if you've never done it before add 50k.If you have $500,000 in cash I suggest you use it elsewhere, this years long headache is likely not worth the 1000's of man hours you will also have to put into it running your very own team of scientists.

The stone elevation can be expensive but will really move a house quickly with the added curb appeal.Some things I like to add for not much extra cost..

-The right “how” will attract the right “who” and discourage and weed out the wrong “who”.Me and my property management team developed the a 40-Point Complete Household System to not leave the “how” to chance.