It consist of a single family home on the front of the property and a newer 1,000sqft warehouse on the back of the property.

I suppose that's one advantage of high taxes..... consistent markets :)Good Luck and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.

To be fair one unit was in the process of evicting a tenant, however, they had dropped the ball on the eviction as well.Along with the owners, the 3 units were given a quick facelift, primarily consisting of paint, blinds and some new flooring.Yes, the demand is high.

My motivation to start out buying and renting out properties is growing day by day but I am looking for any guidance and advice on how to move forward with a few properties that I predict with not only grow in value in the near future to sell but to provide consistent cash flow month to month. 

My goals consist of purchasing more single family and multi family properties, while building solid relationships with many of you great RE minds along the way. 

We're in the process of purchasing a 9-unit property, so I'm trying to think through how all of these little things get multiplied as our business grows. 

They have gross rent multipliers.

It's consistently inspiring!

It is tough to find that consistently because properties are assessed by county. 

When trying to figure out the maximum square footage allowed, do I multiply the FAR by the lot size after having subtracted the required yard setbacks?