@Travis Henry being that the new construction prepped the units with W/D connections (H&C water supply, waste, vent, exhaust and power) it makes sense to include the equipment...higher rents, tenant convenience, etc. as mentioned above.Regarding the domestic water on a "Master" meter, what does that mean...1 meter for the quad? 

You also need to make sure the dryer lint exhaust gets cleaned out properly.

You get 1 trouble tenant and all of a sudden few years worth of cash flow is exhausted (think of maintenance/repairs). 

Can LVP withstand a keg being dragged across it?

Now keep in mind these prices were going up by nearly $50k per month or more for the last 12 months prior, so we got to come out and say that the market is exhausted after running super fast, the buyer does not want to over pay any more.

If the house has been there for 80 or 90 years then yes most likely it will withstand most hurricanes but you never know.

I mean, you need to worry and plan and implement steps and procedures, but there are things you should have in place before getting into the expenses of entities - do you have that many assets and cash flow to protect already and exhausted all the other steps?

My predicament is i want to have more free time to pursue real estate and start hustling early (I’m 25) . i have commuted to New York before and its exhausting.

One of the things I have successfully done is incorporate timers onto the bathroom exhaust fans. 

The list goes on. 80% LTV and 7% on a 15yr note sounds like a portfolio loan, no need to go there until you've exhausted your conventionals.