Someone above said it's $500-$1000 to replace 3 slabs, by the pic, I would suspect it to cost a minimum of $1000/slab.

Thats why a new construction is a good idea even if they are stripped they dont cost as much to repair as an older house.

I was surprised to see the rebuild cost as high as 2.5 times the purchase price.  

Our hiloc didn't cost a dime.

*Zero management cost as we are local. 

This way I could screen for tenants less likely to intend to live there for decades, Costa-Hawkins Act for the win.But, real world answer, write offers on both properties.

I have concern that if I am paying PMI, I will not have the funds available to properly execute a plan to improve rents and bring the building to market rates because after all, things always cost a bit more than you think on your first deal.

I have been doing some research on generating my own leads and want to see what others in the mortgage industry are doing and using.In the past, the companies I have worked for usually have a website that generates leads, which then gets added to a CRM they've already set up OR I'll have a personal page designed by the company where I can direct people to fill out an application or learn more about our programs, etc.Since then I have been looking into separate programs/software so that I'm able to generate my own leads and want to see what others in my position have used or are using that they've seen the best results with and doesn't cost a fortune or require tons of hours to set up.

I would think you'd expense the cost as a repair.

The good MF deals are moving quickly and waiting 24-48 hours for that piece of paper has cost a couple people deals.