At its minimum, the Ricoh just barely outclasses it for wide-angle shots.

(I am new to this, please bare with me) Also, would you ask the seller for additional guarantees/warranty’s etc.. in an offer?

It barely breaks even, assuming the 10-2021 expiring rents can be raised to the level of the top two (are these market?).

Here's a breakdown of my current position: Pre-approved for a loan up to $170k  $28k saved up Looking for a small multi-family (2-4 unit) that needs work I work full time as a salesman at AutoNation (DRIVE PINK!)

They are barely making money because neighbors really dislike the whole STVR fad and complain to the city/county.

Try to keep work to a bare minimum like just floors and counter tops if possible.

Or should I take out the bare minimum I need once I actually find the next property?

And I have paid 6 figure assignment fees for developments I have bought but again the person receiving the money took bare dirt and  got the entitlements creating a 2 to 4 fold value increase..  

I feel like this is one of those properties that could go ok and you might barely miss your renovation budget, or it could go catastrophically wrong and you miss big.

Yes, PM fees are a cost of business but it is still better to turn a profit and have income and if the property is barely cash flowing anyways you likely will have a paper loss due to interest+depreciation anyways.