Cheap properties are cheap for a reason.

That is more important that buying cheap and having worse investments you hold or end up having to offload at a loss.  

Replacing water heater is cheap but if you owned condo in upper stair and water heater is leaking, your damage cost can be substantial because it may flood all the way down the unit on the first floor.

I avoid DSCR by paying off cheap properties in OOS while consolidating into few larger ones in Bay Area. 

On a side note: having read legalzoom documents and comparing them documents written by attorneys within the state, I can tell you there is a reason they are cheap.

As others have mentioned, doesn't seem like anything major and can/should be an easy/cheap fix.Just my opinion and don't forget "There is nothing wrong with any deal as long as the price is right" lolAll the best

Some of the cheap units look great on paper, but the real numbers are very different.

It may look like a cheap 3-4 unit, but if it is in a place that is known for high turnover or other issues, then it may not be worth it.

Very few entities get this for themselves unless they are doing something like getting a loan, but it’s pretty cheap to do and can be done on line usually.

It is too cheap per month/year to not use them.