As is typical with old-school landlords, the units are all on month-to-month rent and way below market value (rents range from 600-800 dollars)The people that live in the units are poor quality tenants: many of them smoke in doors and the building smells like crap, they are very messy and I imagine they are hard to deal with based on my understanding of low rent tenants.I have been unable to enter any of the apartments themselves because they are all occupied, but I am just going to go off the assumption that all four units will need a complete renovation.

This is where an UNDERWRITER (the ultimate decision maker) has approved the buyer's income and assets.  

While I do provide the refrigerator, the ice maker, should they choose to use it, is their responsibility, including any damage resulting from its use.

I have sales that scheduled to close in the next few weeks, and if they didn't, I'd have to move around money, make some calls....You know how we deal makers are.

You need a discount off the current retail price for it to be a money maker.

The problem with the refrigerator is that the ice maker inside is shorted out, and where the ground wire is on the frig; it is all black around it, like the electricity arched.

@Julia Bykhovskaia You should check out the calendar for the REIA meetings and Deal Maker Sessions (go to MeetUp.com) for Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte.

I myself am deciding to make Real Estate a full time career and eventually start investing myself.

The cameras need to be indoor/outdoor and hold up well during winter.  

No odds maker will touch that bet!