Too many variables on actual cost (unless you are doing very similar units in a very similar market).....and I've seen quite wide ranges on some lifespan numbers too, but you can get rough ideas on how long a roof should last on average...an appliance.....re-paint....carpet etc.....So I would use the % as a good start and you can always get more detailed analysis IF it passes the first analysis

I fixed issues that popped up and just re painted some of the outside.

HIGHLIGHTS$119,9004 units$29,975 per unitUnit 1 $550 2b/1bUnit 2 $550 2b/1bUnit 3 $550 2b/1bUnit 4 Vacant. 2b/1b Seller is cleaning out the unit as well as repainting it and replacing the bedroom carpets.

We can make a fairly large profit on these type of deals, because the typical retail buyer will undertake a kitchen facelift and/or repaint stuff, but they won't undertake a full rework of the floor plan and taking the property down to studs with new electrical, HVAC, potential addition, drywall, and then all new finishes.Another area that allows for larger margins is additions. 

The most expensive item on the list was repainting the interior. 

When the old lead paint has bee primed and repainted even one time, it is considered 'encapsulated' and no longer an issue.You need to be more aware of asbestos frankly.

This extensive work not only is labor-intensive but also involves subsequent wall repairs and repainting.

Cost to repaint between tenants+cost of cleaning+cost of repairs.

The $2,000 repaint on a 600sf unit does sounds high but we don't know the condition of the place.

What brand of paint do you use that never needs to be repainted?