:- Roof = 12k (roof lasts 20 years, so 12k/240 months = 50/month)- Fridges: 4x1000 = 4k (fridge lasts 12 years, so 4k/144 months = 27/month)- Stoves: 4x1000 = 4k (stove lasts 15 years, so 4k/180 months =  22/month)- Water heater = 4k (water heater lasts 10 years, so 4k/120 months = 33/month)- Furnace = 12k (furnace lasts 15 years, so 12k/180 months = 67/month- Driveway paving: 4k (driveway lasts 12 years, so 4k/144 months = 28/month)Total: 50+27+22+33+67+28 = 227/month, so right around what you said!

I believe we could out perform the other properties based on the rehab and what we could offer...multiple porches, docks, great parking (once paved), access to a marina you can see from the house, etc...

I've got a guy that can pave driveways and sidewalks and I have a flooring guy.

 @Richard Merkuris, paved roads, outdoor lighting and offering trash curbside  would add lots of value with older tenants, if you in southern states pools clubhouses would attract lots of buyers.good luck

My goal is to pave the way for a job so I can retire from teaching early and do something for me.

The subject property is not paved.

I like 1990+2/1.5's at a minapp 3200 sqft +large land with paved lotindividual fences preferred

Hope this helps and your responses show me you are asking the right questions and doing the proper due diligence to ensure your 1st deal paves the way to your 2nd deal.

This seems very expensive to me, particularly given how frequently it can snow here in Wisconsin.The property I'm purchasing is a 4 unit on a small lot with about 5 paved spaces off an alley for parking, two walkways on entrances and a short stretch of sidewalk. 

I'm purchasing a property with about 5 paved spaces off an alley so the only thing the service would clear would be the spots themselves.