But on the other side of the coin I might lead someone to overpay.  

I know there are a ton of guys that charge tens of thousands for their services, but for me, I make my coin in real estate.

If cash flow is low you can add additional revenue by putting in a coin operated laundry mats, adding vending machines, arcade games, day care services, etc. 4.

that is never true with any seller - it doesnt mean they will defraud you but that simply is not true ans should not be true.even if there is legal redress - that is expensive to prohibitavely expensive and it usually cannot be put into the numbers ahead of time.... as others have said - it is a terrible thing that happened and there are plenty of other places that have unscrupulous people but that is just part of today's landscape - and why an ancient phrase - caveat emptor - was coined.

The basement has 4 units in it, has all concrete floors and holds what will be our office, a gym, a laundry room (we will provide washers and dryers that are not coin opp...so the best washer and dryer suggestions) and a party room for tenants to book if they want to use it.All utilities will be RUBS back to the tenants to reduce operating costs.We are also adding a rooftop deck with a plan to have green roof space w possible rentable space for organic farming for tenants.

The other side of the coin is reviews of the owner.....

Don't forget to include other income if it's there, like coin op laundry, storage or garage rentals, vending machines,  if you have 50% vacant units your coin op laundry income will be 50% too.

I'm looking for a property management co in the springs now and wondering if you found one you would recommend. 

Also, manage a small crypto fund, I know pretty broad risk levels but it piques my interest. 

These two recently offered a two-day "crypto, DeFi, NFT, and Metaverse mastermind" for a whopping $24,000!!!!