I would certainly plan for longer.If you're expecting to double the value of the property, you should expect the taxes to rise as well.$300/month insurance on a $900k property looks low to me.I don't know the Charleston market, but I underwrite to 8% vacancy for MFR.After a major reno, repairs and CapEx will be lower.

@Santiago FelixYou should have no problem finding a company to close your deal, there are two methods here in California and each company chooses to close differently,Some allow an assignment through the escrow and others only want the double escrow.

Double up on their living space.For the true long term homeless having access to nice clean (maid service) and hot shower and free soap will probably be a nice luxury.

If electrical, HVAC, and roof have been replaced already according to the seller double check while you're there and make sure he follows through on providing that paperwork if he has it. 

You only need one double one, anyway. 

In my city, a well-kept upper/lower double in a nice neighborhood tops out around $300k, which each unit fetching around $1300 monthly.

I don't know if the pop growth will be like what is expected for Columbus, like a doubling in the next 20 years. 

After having done several dozen deals myself, I am just now doubling down on establishing my target market and Avatar.

Those days I paid R200k for a 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage and swimming pool house. 

. $80k repairs in only 3 months also seems unrealistic too, I would probably double that to be safe.