Hey guys,I currently have found a decent deal in my opinion in which I'm looking at a  13.5% CAP rate. All in all the property mainly would need some paint and new laminate floors in coming months. It is a duplex that...

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That way they can still produce moderate heat down to -15 degrees. 

Many of these homes are up to 100 years old and some of them haven't been upgraded since Prohibition (alcohol, not cannabis :-) ) So, you could be looking at costly plumbing and electrical issues.

I am mostly interested in Cash Flow perferably through multi family properties... i have about 75k to invest and am willing to take moderate risk.... would love to hear back from you ! 

With the more moderately priced properties ($1,000 - $10,000), you'll probably start seeing more resistance to this - which is certainly understandable.When sellers start saying no, there are a few ways it can be handled:1.

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I can do some things (minor repairs-fixes), but would most like have a handy man do moderate ones.3.

Whenever there is high demand to buy and good inventory is a little low or even moderate.. that is a flipping market.