Instead of thinking "buy low", think in terms of "make sure it cash flows" in a sellers market .Yes, you can buy low, but not in the sense of "low balling".

Precise numbers?

I don’t have a crystal ball, nor does anybody else on this forum, so I wouldn’t suggest that you stand idle while good deals pass you by.Within the past 18 months, multifamily properties have been in short supply in San Antonio up along the I-35 corridor.

In my experience rento-meter is a ball park tool at best. 

I did pay them all to represent my best interest in the transaction and in retrospect I was thinking that water and sewer are common charges that are billed to the property as opposed to a person so did someone drop the ball?  

Ashish Acharya, Thank you for the very clear and precise answer! 

Look up their phone and addresses on the free skip trace sites.Keep calling everyone associated to them until you get through.Its a numbers game but picking up the phone is not as hard as you might think once you get the ball rolling.Good Luck

Hey BP!!!  Excited to dive into the forums!  I've been devouring the podcast for the last two weeks and it's reinvigorated my path in real estate!My first plunge into real estate was a buy and hold Triplex in Utah we ...

I'm just here to try to learn and absorb as much as I can so hopefully one day I can get the ball rolling.

Then you should have a ball park amount that should be a good starting point