There are barely any comps to compare them to if any.Looking for more multis but having difficulties analyzing these properties.Thanks!

But this is something I’ve never seen anyone do before, barely anyone I’ve met in the industry are college students.

Thirteen years later the real estate is barely back to what it was worth back then and it was massively negative on cash flow (mostly the land). 

As it is they barely pay what it is now. 

I am interested initially in whether or not I could at the bare minimum write $25,000 of deductions FROM the rental property to my personal income. 

We made an offer of $315,000, and it was promptly rejected, somewhat rudely, because the owners are expecting the valuation as a 'bare minimum'.

If barely put any cash down and have very little cash flow you can still achieve a lofty Cash on cash return. 

Not only must you refund the deposit at the end of the lease, but there is also a lot more administrative work on the back end such as keeping the deposit in a separate interest-baring account and keeping track of that for the life of the lease.

If Deal A and Deal B are identical except for Deal A being sponsored by a less experienced sponsor, which would you prefer as a passive investor?

Guys, this one misses the mark on my goal of $200 per door, barely, and I'm missing the cash on cash ROI with this house as well.