It would be difficult to provide a reasonable amount for annual repairs without knowing the size or unit count of the building, but I know if you had to renovate a unit or the building, the investors I work with use $120-150/sqft depending on the extension of the renovation project and how high-end finishes you would use.

I talked to several CA investors who bought in Indiana: one lost $20,000 because the contractor didn't finish the renovation and disappeared, another one is seeking legal action against an evicted tenant and negligent property manager.

The passive income is attainable, the deals are just harder to find and of course harder to make sense with rates.

I've got trim to finish and locks to reset!

I started out in one with troubled young women ages 18-24 who had some light depression and needed to finish their GEDs and learn life skills.

The fear of not doing this because im going to miss the wife for some time doesn't compare to the fear of not doing this or whatever it will take to get the the finish line i have in my mind.

Remind them they don’t have to move the load between wash/dry, they can schedule starts so the load finishes when they get home so everything isn’t wrinkled, etc etc. 

I need additional funds to finish my basement, and to start builiding a new house on the lot next door to my present three family.

I'd be looking to raise about 2 million and would finish the project within 2 years, then i would rent the apartments.

The builder hadn't completely finished the property but they were forcing buyers to close before the end of the year.