Keep in mind if you don't care or the deal is absolutely killer you may feel differently.

I think you should go find a killer deal, put it under contract for yourself and then finds someone to do a double close.

Like you want to be a Ninja come in the dark, unseen, a killer, and swoop in the night and steal the deal. 

I agree that the allowances for those three are definitely a killer.

Make sure you are including those as they are cashflow killers if you miss them.All that being said, I'm all for getting into multi-family property where you can and especially if you can house hack it for your first deal!

If they are offering a killer deal, he will tell you that too.Best of luck!

Cash flow killer if you don’t know which one you need when analyzing deals.

My market is Lansing, Michigan.I just watched a video on The silent killer that is CapEx and read a blog and the comment section on why 30k homes are bad for long term buy and hold rental strategy.

You... you sit in front of that computer telling your wife to hold on, and get that lase schema.org JSON code perfected on your video file of a killer testimonial ou received.

Also, to get those killer deals you tend to buy off market properties, or properties that need a lot of work.