I looked ran the numbers in a multi family property and it wasnt terribly bad (6% cap tho I would like to confirm expenses) tho I would prefer a higher cap rate.

Terrible, terrible tragedy all those lives lost!

I manage my own properties here, and it has not been terrible.

Structural issues, terrible smells, no HVAC, Plumbing, electrical, walls, ceilings, etc... wood rot, termites, asbestos, you name it!

The other three units don't take care of the property there's always trash laying around and stuff left in the yard and common areas.I'm feel like a terrible person for asking her to leave but I need her out bc she doesn't respect the building and adds to the trashiness of the building. 

The condition is not terrible but there are some things that could potentially need to be updated in the near future.

@James PalassisIt’s all negotiable and those don’t sound like terrible numbers.  8% is at or below most hard money lenders in my area so that would be attractive to some buyers. 

Yes it was very hard to find this house but it showed terrible as it hadn't been touched in 30 years.

. #1 would be a terrible idea,#2 and #3 would be OK, #4 would be risky - who knows what is going to happen in the future (certainly not some writer at Moody's making 40K/year).

Expecting 5.5 AND expecting to pay all these fees seems like a terrible idea.