In my experience, these 2 points will decide weather they will go with it or no.Let's say you get bigger share from rehab then you will decide if it's worth or not.

I might be related to the weather too, it becomes cold now. 

If you have any more questions reach out.Thanks....do you know of any lenders who specialize in commercial loans to refinance investment properties...I didn’t think I would run into this resistance being that my wife an I have over an 800 credit score an have a low debt/income ratio 

I have been a little under the weather and have not been spending any time on the forum.

This will very significantly from market to market, diff utility costs, harsher weather regions more maintenance snow blowing etc, but for just comparing two properties in the same area it doesn’t mater as long as you use the same multiplier.

What counts is how you underwrote, well they cashflow, and that you have an adequate money supply to weather a sudden storm so you  are not forced to liquidate the asset.

More precisely in the East Bay where the temperatures and weather are pretty moderate.

This is a weak neighborhood but I couldn't resist the cash flow.

Thank you @Anna Sagatelova , I have heard of that idea before and will keep that in mind as it may be the path of least resistance.

Taking the path to least resistance when it comes to building departments and focusing on the end goal (a cash flowing unit) over it having a specific size or design that we wanted.