I have a 3 bed / 2 bath 10 minutes from the stadium.

Thinking a townhome with atleast 2 bed and no more than 3 bed with 2- 2.5 bath.So, with these factors is RTP area work?

Hi I am new multifamily investing wanted some help analyze 10 unit multifamily unitIt’s 12 blocks away from little Italy towards Glenville in Cleveland How much you pay for door how can I get the comps 90% rented and roof is new Six of the units are 2 bed 1 bath and 4 units are 1 bed 1 bath- 9 of them rentedHow do I run the comps for this what would be the best priceAny recommendations on inspection company

Beyond that, I remember being a hotel guest when I spilt a bottle of red wine on the room's bedding and the hotel didn't bat an eye.

But you can get way more specific then that and focus by price range, beds, baths, year built, lender name, length of ownership, etc.

It's a 4 bed 1 bath and I'm open to either renting it or selling it (if I'm offered a price around the ARV).

It was built in 1973, is in fantastic shape but dated, has a 4 year old roof, is in a good part of town, 1,100 square feet upstairs as well as down and both apartments are 2 bed 1 bath.  

They complained of the oven and crumbs under a heavy sleeper sofa they moved when the moved in some of their furniture.

The properties I’m looking at are 3 bed/ 2bath, well kept, and don’t require any construction.

The cost of repairs and tradesmen seems to have skyrocketed after covid, a simple pest control for ants costs above $250, whole house paint of a 1400 sq ft 3 bed house costs $4k or more, a new HVAC costs about $6k, a plumbing repair costs $200 or more, a new water heater costs $1000-$1500.