So when you show up with comps illustrating garbage properties, expect the panel to ask you how you selected your comps, and if you made any improvements.They will ask about your rents.  

My firm doesn't represent any property less than $75,000 because anything less than that in our market is garbage...sure they all return >15%, but they are guaranteed to be problematic. 

Even then, you’ll have $4-5K in closing costs and your property will feed the bank more than you....if any bank would even lend on that old piece of garbage.

How utilities are metered and also garbage. 

I dunno...maybe most people buy that line of garbage and forget about it after.

•Landlord pays for water and garbage.

The Numbers:Purchase Price: $72,500Mortgage: $58,000Rent: $1350/MonthPITI: $700/MonthH2O & Garbage: $50/MonthRepair Savings: 10% or $135/MonthAnticipated Net Cashflow: $465/Month or $5,580/YearWith the standard acceptable amount usually being $100-$200 cashflow per unit, I'm encouraged to see that I'm in a market where I might be able to easily surpass that!

@Nick BleserSorry you're dealing with this security-deposit garbage again.

Garbage disposals ElectronIcs like under cabInet radIos Anything fragile or of high value .

For a couple of things, including the garbage disposal and the storage shed that was in the back yard, that clause also says that I may not replace it at all.Check with a lawyer on this, because it may not work in all states, but: I put in a clause that says the tenants waive their right to a jury trial.