There should be no surprises, you're not a lay person.

I no longer allow pets (actually because of a Husky), and was surprised how much damage a Husky could do. 

It's very cyclical obviously, and Sherwin Williams would have a better pulse than most, so I would not be surprised if it shifts as grey as been de rigueur for a few years now. 

We saw a significant increase to listing prices since Nov '20 (not surprising as this is similar in the rest of CA).We thought we landed on a gem b/c this property had fallen out of escrow due to last buyer's inability to close the loan. 

If you are financing this I would be surprised if the bank would go ahead without it.

And keep rolling that 'snowball of knowledge' over time -- and you'll be surprised how much knowledge, and experience through action, you accumulate along the way.   

You might be surprised to see what I found out as I ran the numbers. 

You would be surprised how run down this stuff can make a place look.

The more assumptions you make when crunching numbers, the more surprised you'll be after closing. 

Wanted to give a quick 2 month update since closing on this 240 unit deal on April 7th.At closing the occupancy was 93%.On April 8th, I increased the base rents on lease renewals and new leases between $20-30.It has been somewhat of a surprise that our occupancy surged after we raised rents.