@Silvia BaierIf you have never managed a building of that size, managing it will be harder than you ever anticipated.

Hey @Mario Cuartas glad you and your family are thinking creatively, that is definitely what it takes in this market to be successful.Unfortunately from my knowledge, this idea is much, much more difficult than you anticipate.

Anticipating growth at or slightly below national average.

I believe the toilet sitting on top of it is ok as it can still move under it if needed.4- A nice clean caulk line at the edge of the tub will work fine and look just fine.5- I have not had to repair any sections yet, but am anticipating it to be a nightmare...I hope this helps.

I anticipate $2,500 down, $700/month, $65k purchase price.

I anticipate rent to increase over time.Overall, it's not a bad investment but not stellar, but it was move-in ready, no renovations needed, and essentially pays for itself while it appreciates. 

That way if you sell the place quicker than you anticipated you can pay the loan off without any financial  consequences. 

I don’t anticipate buying in SC so this will be my only property for at least 3 years (the length of my new position there).9.

I anticipate turning it around in under a year and easily doubling the value by 2022.

You could probably find a nice 10 unit apt building in Kalihi or Waianae for cheap but you'll need to hire security.There are whole lot new project anticipating moving into that direction, such as building higher/stronger seawall.Folks that visited regularly notice would notice there would be much more lava big rock stone allocated in front of the beach.