One solution is you may pass the tax on to your guests for each transaction.Also to maximize revenue/profit are you able to add extra beds? 

If you know those units, you know that just not to long ago 1 beds were selling for 70k, 80k, now try 150k!!

For comparison the average one or two bed apartment in my area is 450-550 and these can be bought all day at a rate around 12-15k per unit But if you buy this You will have around 21.5k in each of those * plus what ever the rehab costs are which may run very high on a apartment complex with that many units.

what would you recommend for bed sizes?

It’s a 1 bed / 2 bath / 1 car top floor, nice views.

I don't like 2 beds.

Juat curious how much value I would add by going from 2 bed/3bath to 3/3 House is over 3k sq ft in a great neighborhood.

And it is 10 bed/ 10 bath.

If it’s listed at a 6 bed 3 bath price but it has a lot of square footage, there's a good chance you can create a few more bedrooms per unit, which will translate into a better return on investment.Always Check for Leaky ToiletsA leaky toilet can result in an increase in the water bill by 3 to 4 times.

I know these calculations are just estimates and in real life the numbers could be little better or a little worse, and by, “a little”,  I mean maybe a lot worse 🤫.Most of the properties are 2 units typically one being a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom And the other unit being 1 bedroom 1 bathroom. 399-500 thousand.There was one that was a 3 bedroom 1 bathroom and the other unit being 1 bed room and 1 bathroom.