I currently have a duplex and 2 single family homes but I found a 8 plex that needs some rehabbing. 

i see lots of new development near sky river casino and in elk grove florin rd (lennar) . 

If you're working with an agent, be super clear about the difference between your maximum and your ideal property cost and what those levels mean for you and it'll get you started on the right foot.It sounds like you have a decent idea of what kind of property you want to buy (a 4-plex).

If you were going to charge then I’m sure Chargepoint has a system (they run the chargers at the local casinos and can be set to free or charge per kw or per minute.)

And I taught math forever in secondary and post secondary settings so I know the number side of things too.Hmmmm....my thoughts: 1) Putting down less is not necessarily good because then your monthly loan payment is much higher, i.e. putting down $50k as about 3% on a 4-plex for $1,500,000 would give you (roughly) a mo payment of almost $10,000.

Tampa has a lot of draws, to name a few is Beach, Boating, Golf, Casino, Intl Airport/Biz Travel, Busch Gardens, NFL/NHL/MLB, Concerts/Festivals, and more.I would say Sarasota is a submarket of Tampa but has its own attributes as well. 

Closing on my first multifamily 4 plex this week.

We typically buy SF homes and rent out, but we have some triplexes and four-plexes. 

This approach significantly reduces my workload and simplifies budgeting.However, I do have a six-plex where I cover the water expenses.

Although frankly sfr to 4 plex is pretty vanilla and most anyone should understand how these work.. especially if your a buyer..