Hi Everyone:I'm wondering if anyone has a due diligence checklist for evaluating and information gathering on multifamily deals.

In order to evaluate what is best for you financially you would need to have projections on what the potential business could earn vs what you could earn strictly renting it out. 

We exchanged emails for a few days and they said they would CONSIDER a credit only after we sent them the full rent payment for October and they evaluated the treatments we received from the pest control service - which we sent them already. 

That is pretty easy to do.There is no easy way how to evaluate real estate rehab costs until you learn what things cost to get fixed in your area.

When evaluating self-storage units, how do you know what the "rules" are? 

How are investors evaluating buy & hold deals?

Step 3: Start evaluating deals, look at your market, sold comps, valuations, and make sure the numbers make sense.

Definitely seems that the volume of loans and their 'call' or balloon date(s) would be relevant so I think that makes sense.At least here Jack anecdotally I have seen a slightly better picture with regards to evaluating the 'bottom of the barrel' on price point properties here in Des Moines. 

How should I evaluate it? 

I'm now in a situation where I'd like to start evaluating properties with a local agent who's familiar with the BRRRR strategy, house hacking, and can help me out with my  goals in purchasing a new duplex in the Long Beach area (most likely south of the 405).