For MFR, use a conservative vacancy rate and make sure you're ok floating it at that price as well.And my biggest piece of advice is, if your gut tells you something is wrong or you don't feel comfortable (for whatever reason), listen to it.

Since my partner and I have full time jobs (and manage our growing rental portfolio) time was our biggest constraint (and money).

I Echo Joe Fairless's sentiments, we have a small window to take part in the biggest property grab in our lifetime.

The biggest issue is the vast majority of them are either vacant, very underwater, have extra liens on them, etc.

And if it isn't listed then there aren't any commissions to pay which is the sellers biggest cost in a traditional sale.

The biggest thing to look for on a duplex is to see if the utilities are seperate.

The biggest step is.. stepping out on faith and getting over the fear of "what if they say yes!"

Maybe he has realized I don't need him like I did before.The biggest hurtle was my parents.

I've been following some of the forums and it is so encouraging to see all you folks being so thoughtful and helpful.I can't think of another business where the your competition is your biggest ally.I Love It!

@David Krulac - although as you mentioned that the two largest cities in PA are among the highest for RTT, the big city in Berks County (much closer to you than any of the two biggest cities) has an even higher RTT!