For the roof you get core samples as some owners just like to throw another layer on top but the substructure is falling apart and the whole roof needs replacing.

(The utility company will run natural gas lines to the building for free provided I hook them up to something within 60 days. 1.)Should I just throw in electric wall heat into every unit and reduce the rent to account for higher heating cost to tenants?

So if you’re not putting chocolate on the pillow and you don’t have a pond with ducks swimming in the lobby your property is not 5 Stars.

Feel free to throw some numbers up here and people will be able to give you an idea of strategy, if it is at all possible.

These look like pretty good deals, with the obvious exception being your rehab numbers -- those are crazy low, unless you are just throwing in paint and new flooring, in part of the house only.

The numbers you throw out actually sound to me like the realtor and contractor are in near agreement.

For the most part a team is just an agent and a property manager if you buy turn key, maybe throw in a contractor if you are doing rehabs, but in general yes you should know who all these people are before you sign on the dotted line if you need them.

I have a couple of acquaintances in the Round Rock/Cedar Park area, and I am familiar with the school districts from having talked to my close friend who lived there (she doesn't anymore) but am otherwise not in the know, so please throw some names and numbers at me to help me out. 

Hi @Caleb Anderson,You definitely do not want to throw your hard earned money away by just getting started without any knowledge. 

Leaving approx $800 which I would throw toward the principal.