If this is delivered vacant and the land is flat I think it’s a great buy, depending on the area.

Could you instead find a flat top range that only requires a 110v?

Exact terms from the buyer agency contract:Buyer is ONLY responsible for paying the flat fee of $350.00 at settlement.

SFH for $80k turnkey will be Euclid, South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Garfield Heights and Old Brooklyn.Be sure to check out Ohio City, Tremont, and East Bank Flats when you are here.You will probably see the rough areas while driving around so it is nice to see the really cool development going on too.

Repairs are way too low and you're missing CapEx altogether.

I'm originally from the area, and come back a few times a year, and have been looking for SFR/2-4 flat rental opportunities in this and a few other regions.Curious to hear what others in the area have to say about all this as well.

I'll never know but what I do know is in this market 2 to 4 flat multi-family homes are extremely inflated and very difficult to find a good deal.

If so, were permits pulled & were they installed by a professional5.Are any of the homes rented to students6.Is there a flat roof7.are there asbestos shingles

Rich Dad is a good place to start but honestly Kyosaki is flat wrong on investing and stock market, so I cannot get behind his beliefs fully.

I have a duplex with a flat roof - Tar and gravel - I'm looking to have it replaced before next winter and have had one contractor say that he could drill insulation board right on top of the existing roof and cover that with the EPDM membrane.