But a good Realtor is worth their weight in gold....

We have been fortunate to have found a guy that has decades of experience in doing this and he is worth his weight in gold with the tricks he has shown us.So the comment about getting into lower-end, 100-year old property struck a nerve with me as there are many areas of the country that contain plenty of "lower end, 100 year old properties" that will turn a profit and can be done with quality. 

The investment includes, updating all bathrooms and kitchens, flooring, update all windows, repair exterior damage, paint inside and outside the building, repurpose the two conference rooms and landscaping.For the building on Y Ave, we will perform an investment of $110,000 gradually, which means that we will focus in the vacant units first, the investment will consist of updating the refrigerated air units, update kitchen and bathrooms, flooring, as well as the exterior and interior feel of the building.As a Rotarian, I believe in serving my local community by offering high quality affordable housing and my business partner Shane shares the same mission.

Such is considered in making the laon as well as the average weighted maturity and yields of a portfolio, and if everyone did sub-2s, the basis for such analysis would be out the window.

Inside if you have non-load bearing walls, on the upstairs that are directly over down stairs walls, you might be able to go under the building and carry that weight to piers, making them load bearing.

No one suggested you weight Dave Ramesey's needs, but the resource provided is really good common sense advice.

Getting in shape and losing weight!

Ask them for suggestions on how to bridge the gap--you may find that a gradual increase to market rents over several years will work better than a single large jump (=they leave = vacancy).Or, if you're looking to flip/sell, just raise the rents, aggressively find new tenants, and then sell at new cap.Jeff

Also because of the weight I suspect the person is dealing it or was dealing it.

We charge $30 for cats $40 for small dogs and $50 for larger dogs up to a certain weight (I forget the amount off the top of my head but it's written in our pet policy.