Don't mean to sound like a broken record, but you have to drill down on certain areas, look at comps and determine cash flow.  

If an Tenant break a lease, are they still responsible to pay the rest of the months left in that lease.

I recently finished up a good amount of new ceiling work and I look, feel and smell like a broken piece of sheetrock at this point.I understand that house hacking is more work than anticipated.

Hi Calvin, I looked at that one too as it could be a good deal.It's definitely going to be more than 10k based on the details in the MLS:"Just vacated by tenant; Needs cleaning and the flooring is likely to need replacing throughout; Please be aware there is a STRONG PET ODOR in the house and pet damage in places; One window has broken glass and one shower is not usable; I believe one of the toilets is not functioning as well.

Some of the things they are looking for:1. broken/cracked driveways or walkways2.

I had my 2nd ‘broken toilet’ call last week.

Does anybody have experience trying to remedy a broken contract anything similar to this?

A licensed home inspector points out moisture, shows a recall for safety on the electrical panel and points out a broken beam.Yup disclose.

He can charge you if the doorknob is broken or you hung a tv on the wall.My advice, is to take a good look at the unit.

For me, my niche is 3/2's in South Tulsa (primarily Bixby and Broken Arrow) that I can rent for anywhere from $1050-1300 (depending on location and condition).