Asset managers take that into consideration and give it a lot of weight in deciding which offer to take.

I would make sure the numbers work without assuming you will get you increased projected rent increase...it will give you more negotiation leverage when talking to the seller in regards to why you cant pay more because the math wont let you for cash flow....then if it works out take ur crack at a gradual rent increase knowing that u have cash flow going into the deal

Hi All, While shifting gradually (15 years) from IT to real estate (10 years now F/T) and building a portfolio for self and others I'm actively pursuing to unlock equity in order to ramp up either residential or mixed use value-add properties in designated farms in Central to Northern New Jersey.Always open to J/V, sharing & learnig for a win-win.Chees!

The interior paneling was usually a  3/16 inch photo finished veneer very light weight and the exterior siding was aluminum which was also very lightweight.

Its possible that you need to watch these properties for 6+ months though as the price will gradually decrease to a reasonable level.

The buyer will collect no fees and will not pass go.Every bank addendum I've ever seen is weighted heavily in favor of the bank. 

If it can give more weight to recent contacts in searches would be great too.  

I was planning on gradually converting them to corporate rentals.

As a renter myself at one time, I think it would be much easier to swallow the increase of you gave them a very clear picture of what you intend to raise the rents to up front and created a plan to gradually increase over the coarse of 6 mo to a year.

@Link McGinnis - My plan is to fix it up gradually over the next couple years and rent out the entire place.