There was more joint compound in those walls than drywall lol place needed painted entirely and all flooring was urine soaked all screens were torn .all walls punched in .

After pulling up the carpet and removing the soaked pads, it was clear the water leaked in from outside.

It would be great from a real estate perspective in my opinion because it would dramatically reduce the seed capital required to start investing in these expensive cities.What are your thoughts?

They are one bedroom units so I don't know how many tenants I would have with small children and need a tub to bathe them in, however there may be the odd person who likes to soak every now and then and would need a tub. 

But it requires diligence, persistence, and a little luck.Thanks to the BP for all the information and advice I've been soaking up these last few months. 

Makes an extreme slope for water to run away before it soaks down and in. 

Not the answer you want to hear, but get a job and save up some seed capital. 

Both the timing, and "whose cash", are the same events.First, you must flip your current cash (seed money), and reinvest all profits until your "seed money" has at least doubled.Second, continue to flip your now larger seed money. 

Buying properties for me is like planting seeds, the appreciation in time will amaze you years later.

I did a cash out refinance and use that as seed money to buy my next rental house.