If you have a shi**y product, it's going to be empty, or you're going to be leaving money on the table by collecting less than you could (rather, giving up a high return on your capex improvements).Whenever I defend 'slublords' people think I am one. 

If you'd like it for $y we'd be happy to lease to you" and see who bites. 

The cost for roads, electric and gas lines come to around Y million Just a rough estimate. 

CAM $1750 month T/I $2500 month.

Given that LA is an appreciation market, What are your thoughts on going with an IO loan with up to 10 yrs of IO if I plan on selling in 5-8 y years?  

You may want to consider a slider where you have to account for a high count of CAPEX/maintenance in YR1 to handle a majority of the issues, or go back to your seller and say the age of X is Y, and needs to be replaced, and it'll cost Z, so you'll take $ off to pay for it.Other costs to bear - township/city costs (licenses, inspections, COs, registrations, etc.), common electric, water/sewer, garbage fees, tolls/gas/mileage, your time, HOA, etc.

Hi Everyone,Recently on my drive for dollars I cam across a 3 flex that is listed as a HUD property.

The indirect tank was so full of tiny plastic shards I had to put a Y strainer on the output.

I've read a lot of just jerk-y comments on there, I get a fairly snobby feel from them, and I'm fine if I get bashed but when I did get bashed on one of their forums, half of what was said wasn't even true.

I’m a 28 y/o female who just finished a owner occupied renovation using an FHA 203k renovation loan.