They will make the monthly payments, take care of repairs and improvements inside and out at their expense.

I may look at the 201k loan - as this would enable me to make repairs and possibly improvements that negate some of the risk of owning an older property. 

The purpose is to buy with little money down and also finance the improvements.

You should have a linked savings account that you can use for reserve funds for things like capital improvements, unforeseen repairs, etc...put a little bit away each month and don't touch it for recurring expenses like taxes, insurance, etc...Not purchasing through your LLC?

I'm currently evaluating value add MF deals in Texasbased on what I can glean from my limited experience, sources of upside include:1. class c property with below market rents - potential to upgrade units and improve efficiencies to get to market rents2.  

They are adding a Nordstroms, and other shopping centers, along with improving the roads.

With the 814 Court St property being retro zoned back into a triplex, so will its property taxes be improved.

I would make the right improvements and charge as much rent as possible.

E.g. You buy a $100k house that has cap rate of 10%, so $10k cash flow.Since you adjust 3% per year for inflation, after 15 years your income is doubled to $20k, yet the asset price is still only $100K, so now you hav...

Actually, I want to make some minor improvements and raise the rents especially the tenets who is only paying $940.