I found a few issues with buildings: - cap rates are decreasing fast around here- property taxes seem to be absurd in some cases compared with 5/6 plexes - expenses can be actually higher per unit compared with 3/5 plexes- tenant profile is probably worse- Rents not be higher compared with 5/6 plexes - cash flow might not be greater  compared with some 5/6 plexes- bed bugs seem to be a serious issue in buildings

I gave up getting out of bed at 7am 5 days a week.

As those who know me can attest, I am stubborn when it comes to following doctor's orders, especially when it involves staying in bed!

Other factors are condition, amenities, year built, lot size, bed and bath discrepancies, etc.Comparing and analyzing comps is not just math, but also an art.

All 1 beds have lots of turnover versus a 2 bed where kids can be in bunk bed in second room or other family member.1973 you are dealing with lead base paint issues using an environmental certified contractor.

It is a 2 bed 2 bath design that was inspired by my admiration with an apartment complex designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright student -apprentice.

It has 4 beds and 2 baths, 2 stories and a large backyard.

Hopefully that question will open up a flood gate and get the seller talking about the house telling you beds bath etc etc.

My house is a 3 bed 2.5 bath split level and is approximately 1,600 sq feet.

It's 880 sq open bed room with pony wall and one bath but place is stripped down to concrete and studs.