This is a one time cost that you will need to pay at some point in the future as tankless are the future and tank heaters are dinosaurs. 

Personally, the only thing I have found on LoopNet is the name of brokers, and then I get on their list for anything they come out with before they put it on LoopNet.Second, and 8 cap rate is like searching for a live dinosaur. 

I recently purchased a mobile home community. There is an on-site office. It even came with an on-site community manager. It did not come with electronic documents. Not one. All she has done for the last 14 years is m...

The old dinosaur war horses in the brokerage refer to those as "Golden Letters" because maybe they worked back in the horse and buggy days before humans evolved opposable thumbs, but today, nada. 

Doing it right is a repeated mailing campaign over a period of months and that frigging dinosaur that advocated "golden letters" in my market center, his name is mud to me now. 

Some agents are dinosaurs and try to list their admin jobs in the local newspaper (lol). 

Advice from team leaders at the market center is dinosaur, laughably ineffective, and/or contradictory. 

Is this search feature a Dinosaur or am I?

.$3600 per month - property taxes - utilities - trash removal - property insurance - rehab costs - vacancy rate - cleaning and maintenance when tenants move - property management costs - accounting costs, etc and if you pay cash for everything you will still probably come out okay, but if you pay $54,000 plus $150k cash for rehab + all other costs the big question is; can you invest your $200k into a more-profitable property vs. spending very good cash on something that almost appears to be a huge dinosaur you will need to clothe, feed and he will eat you out of your own house.We need to see all the numbers and stretch them out like in the chart below.The following chart is what I am guessing your numbers will look like.

I own properties in Massachusetts where there is a lot of rain and snow and basement leaking and moisture is one of the worst nightmares and dinosaurs that eat up cash for almost every property.