So unless you're fixing something that must be fixed (i.e. roof) regardless, do a cost to rent increase analysis.What I've found is often you cannot justify the cost of upgrades, unless you're prepared to kick out ALL the tenants and reposition the property to a whole different class (i.e. take it from a "C" to a "B"). 

We are market makers, we were able to reposition this building into a B product, with a massive CAPEX for renovating units and interiors, as well as infusing a boatload of amenities for residents.

Appreciation likely.East Hartford Mostly a B/C class community.

So, if the house is in great shape, is in a "B" or better neighborhood, you have great PM, and the numbers work so you cash flow okay after reserves for vacancy and maintenance , then I would buy it.

Appreciation likely.East Hartford Mostly a B/C class community.

your best bet in entrepreneurship is toA) build an A teamB) pursue an A/B ideaC) raise moneyso start networking and keep an eye outfor a business partner with income/credit :)

Do you want A,B,C or D class neighborhoods?

@Paul Sandhu I got a B in micro, so I am microscopically qualified to answer you.

Besides crossing my fingers have plan A,B,and C in place.

Rent in the area low end 1100 higher end 1200-1600It’s a D property on a B-C location.