That vintage of the 1920's I would be shocked that it only needs 50k to 100k of work.Are the rents once rehabbed 1,500 a unit or 500 a unit??

Ray Alcorn - Ray's Dealmaker's Guide To Commercial Real Estate is absolutely fantasticSome other folks have a good title here and there too, but I am hoping to get pointed to other gems.

I always like seeing restored vintage homes.

I should give full disclosure and say I didn't come up with this little gem, but I like it!

this typically puts you in a single door, top freezer small unit.I found this gem, the LG LFCS22520S which is a 21.8 Cubic ft French door, bottom drawer that fit the bill and is short enough to fit under 68 inches. 

was doing well with Single family vintage, eclectic restorations, so we went after same demographic on the residential rent side.

Lots of housing stock in the 1940's-1970's vintage, ripe for reasonable renovations.5.

I would really like to network with an investor friendly agent or any investors who can drop a few gems of knowledge on me about the tampa area.  

You could do a lot of due diligence and find a gem, but there is a lot of competition right now.  

Don't discount MLS if you know how to find the hidden gems there.