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Net return on investment according to my calculations is about 4.2%.

Build your calculators so you fully understand where the building is at currently (income and expense) and then understand the math to figure possible costs and value after you fix it up.

I removed property management as it is relatively close to home and I'm thinking I can get the tenants to do the lawn care and snow removal.I would appreciate any and all inputThanks BrianView report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Don't forget to deduct the vacancy rate though from your income calculations.

The calculator I used had an electric rate at 15 cents/kilowatt-hour and oil at $2.21/gallon.)

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Asking for $995,0008 Units 100% Leased 950.00 per unitall 2b 1bbuilt in 1985 great value addpotential to move rent up to $1250 per unitI calculated a %9.17 Cap Rate

I haven't run the numbers on a SFR, but that may be your best bet with the budget. 

Calculate an allowance, up and down for each one of them.