If they want the extra bed/bath and the increased rent that goes with it, find a way to work around them.

I am a Realtor, licensed in Virginia and Maryland. I have convinced my husband FINALLY to take a chance on real estate investing. We want to dive into wholesaling as we also find our way into a fix and flip. I LOVE Bi...

Purchase price( when it was purchased) RehabARV Rate Also, if refi is out of the question, I would recommend a line of credit with bank. 

I used BP calculators to run numbers as a Fix and Flip and as a Buy and Hold, with both cash and conventional financing in the interest of multiple exit strategies.Quick details:Property is a SFH in a trendy neighborhood, three of the homes for sale within a 5 minute walk are flipped homes.Property has 3 beds and 1 bath.

It’s a 3 bed 1 bath 1300 sq feet property.

All units are 1 bed/1 bath.22 units/18 occupiedUnits 1 bd/1 bth Avg sq. ft.: 480Potential NOI $67,000Avg rents: 400-450Asking: 540k (includes 3% closing costs)$3000 EMD What do you think of these numbers?? 

(Apparently, I can't post his phone number, so Message me for his phone number or just call the main line there)Feel free to tell him I sent you his way (Chris Collins - investor from Los Angeles with properties in San Antonio)Best of luck!

A few years down the line, with good success and a strong lender relationship, you may be able to get a note in the LLC's name, but until you move into 5+ unit properties, that's very unlikely.

Even if an investor is using another agent we evaluate the property with them to make sure everything lines up for ongoing management.  

In general, running utility lines to/pouring a concrete slab for the prefab home could be required, and usually isn't cheap where I live.