Personally, I would call a few local property managers, tell them about the area, size and features of the property and get an estimate from them.  

yeah 10-20k discount doesn't sound like much for a flood damaged property.I saw a realtor in Houston  here on BP mention that Houston Association of Realtors (HAR) added a feature to search for Harvey damaged homes , not sure if there is something similar in FL.

That being said, if the building featured a mix of 2bed, and 1 bed units, I would be tempted to pull the trigger if you could get the rents up fairly soon, especially because of the price of units in MA.

I am hoping to streamline it some day so I can have my spreadsheet in the truck with me, and simply bump budgets up and down as I sit out front and be able to make an offer while I am viewing.

If you have any questions, use the search feature for checking forums that people have posted in to see if the questions been discussed.

My goal is not so much to tow the car, but to give greater incentive to late tenants to pay their rent, I don't want to work my agents any harder than we are.. we are big believers in streamlining things and following the company process. 

Unfortunately they shut that feature down for some reason a few months ago

They include cell-based meter communication in their monthly fee which, based on the features that I want, looks like it will cost just under $18/month for my triplex.

We with encourage our Sellers to set up an Escrow account that we fund so that it makes the payments to their mortgage company on time every month.We have streamlined this entire “subject to” home selling process by creating a packet of all of the documentation required to complete these type of transactions, including all documents the seller would need to send their mortgage company, in an effort to make this home selling method as simple and straightforward as possible for our clients.

http://www.foxbusiness.com/features/2017/06/13/103...Anyone know more about this?