If a neighbour complains or you get into a dispute with your tennat and he files a complaint you will be fined and shut down.

Or even shut the building down as unlivable.

That means lot's of locations and restaurants.Here are some resources that might help you out some.Book to read:  https://www.amazon.com/Appetite-Acquisition-Robin-...Website with podcast about restaurant industry.  

In any event, no offense to you, but I will pass on further opinions, yours included, I have gotten a lot of great feedback, and a bit of nonsense and trolling as well, and I have looked but can't seem to find a way to either delete this thread or shut it down to further comments.

Its in a town we have a restaurant in i do mainly restaurant business, and have 1 sfr ( manage 3 srf including my own) at the moment but just recently discovered this lot off market someone trying to get rid of it yes new construction is possible yes i know contractors that will jump on it right awayJust mainly want to hear if bulding a brand new 4plex i can rent out to out of town workers on a month to month basis is worth while at a cost of 275k for 200-250 cashflow a door a month at a 15 year loan is worth it?

Purchase prices is $205k and walking distance to all the bars on Colley by Cogans and all the restaurants behind ODU.

Or, is the "utility allowance" mainly left up to the owner's 'discretion' and the local housing authority won't penalize or shut you down as long as your rent seems fair for the tenant's income?

Asking because my wife tells me to shut up all the time.

43 total units for 1.8 million-  Northeast Ohio, and hour from Pittsburgh and an hour and half from Cleveland6 six-plexes and 1 seven-plex C to C+ properties in a B locationBuildings will need roofs over the next 5 years, but no other major structural issuesIt appears to us that rents are at fair market value for the area, so there would be little room to adjust them upBuilt 1988-199027 units are one bedroom, 16 units are two bedroomWalking distance to several nice restaurants, gym, fast food, bank, multiple other commercial businesses.

Yes, she is in her mid-40s, a grandmother, a waitress at a local restaurant that I won't be enjoying for a while, and she's driving a vehicle that is 12 years newer than mine.David Moore has been asking me for examples of how Property Managers add value.