The property is gated and off of the road, so I’m hoping that will deter any uninvited guests.

If you are confident in your numbers and that the $10k back at closing will sponsor the improvements need to begin raising rents then you shouldn't have cold feet.You may have some difficulty raising the rent $100 out of the gate but then again there may be some tenants you would rather move out...If you are happy with the current tenants I'd look for a way to stagger or amount...not all at once.

I’m very much interested in duplexes, triplexes, & quads I’m trying to educate myself by reading many books BiggerPockets suggested, but I still feel like I’m at the starting gate?

I know the lot would be worth less than the two houses I just mentioned, because it is on the main road that the neighborhood is off of, but again the lot is deep and you can easily build a house at the back of the lot and have room for gates and landscaping.

Champions Gate is a little further from Disney, but has a great clubhouse.  3.  

March is filling up fast, and Apr/May/June are looking on track to be very full months too.From the guard gate, it's really only five miles to The Island / Kroger / mountain coasters.

The chances that you'll find a general contractor to handle a renovation cheaply enough to make you money on this deal straight out of the gate in January are LOW.3.

The gated/guarded shack is a double edged sword.

Hey, Started to gate tapes from different sellers recently and i noticed a few columns which i'm not sure how to interpret and what is their impact - Corporate Advances/Deferred Balance, can anyone shed some light?

The hard part is getting there first and seeing the direction of the neighborhood before everyone else.I consider "A" as gated, upper class neighborhoods.