Ifthat information is unavailable to you, go knock on the neighbor’s door.

I just learned from the neighbor, who had been living next door for 5 years, that the wood paneling on the side of the home is new and was used to replace the old brick there.

The shower is small and the spray faces the door which gets the floor wet.

He let the grass grow to high, his dogs chewed the baseboards and dug in the yard, He put a whole in the garage drywall with a barbell, and the fence is busted in multiple places.

All units are 2x2 with a basement that can be utilized as an additional bedroom + a 1 car garage.

Youn Profeshonals etc.It’s nice to have less roofs but depends on the complex itself.Are the unit in walk -up building (up and down) or 2 story town house style.The second is often more in demand because they are larger.It is a low cap, but that’s Orland I guess...How much money do you need to spend per door to achieve higher cap?

I remember reading somewhere that it was a state of Massachusetts requirement for the property manager of a rental building to post their property management company name (or landlord's name if he/she also manages the building) and phone # on a sign outside the front door of a rental building.

I’ve seen investors with larger portfolios eventually see it level out and become more predictable since you can spread those expenses out across more buildings/doors.

Real estate is a get rich slow process, takes a lot of money and time to achieve financial freedom.If you do not have the time or skill to flip begin by using your money as minimum down payment on the largest number of doors you can finance.

(i wouldn't think you would on 7 units).Closing cost could be 1%-2% of purchase price, CPA you don't need for closing. appraisal for 7 units could be around $1000-$1500.Home-inspection maybe $150-$200 Per door Max. depends on the "depth" of the report.Environmental Phase 1 around $1500 if you need one.