Age of roof/AC/electric/plumbing/? 

But say you use it all as the down payment, then you suddenly have a 10k repair that you need (roof broke, hot water heater failed, and HVAC broke all at the same time).

43 total units for 1.8 million-  Northeast Ohio, and hour from Pittsburgh and an hour and half from Cleveland6 six-plexes and 1 seven-plex C to C+ properties in a B locationBuildings will need roofs over the next 5 years, but no other major structural issuesIt appears to us that rents are at fair market value for the area, so there would be little room to adjust them upBuilt 1988-199027 units are one bedroom, 16 units are two bedroomWalking distance to several nice restaurants, gym, fast food, bank, multiple other commercial businesses.

We have had a few calls from sellers who own their homes without a mortgage, which is great but as in the case of the one we are going to see today, have roof damage from fallen trees, which entails at least 5 days of rain into the home.I plan to wholesale the property, has anyone had any experience wholesaling properties with substantial damage?

I had a problem coming up with a good capex #(I put 10%) as all I really need is a new roof in 10 years so what number would I put there as a percent in the spreadsheet? 

Ask about the age of the roof and systems (water heaters and furnaces).

A single family home 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms 2,140 sq ft, unfinished basement, 2 car garage, pole barn with additional 2 car garage & 8 dog kennel, updated appliances, roof in great shape, well septic & 2 acres.

She did give me some details regarding the roof, but was pretty vague regarding the interior.

HVAC, roof, electric, plumbing, parking lot)If it is 5 or more units, my questions would be slightly different. 

To my surprise, Jonathan claimed no knowledge of this situation; I sensed some defensiveness on our call.The damage to the home was extensive enough to require two holes to be patched in the roof and a small hole in the bathroom ceiling to be repaired.