Condos do have negatives as CCRs could have rental restrictions and possible special assessments down the road. 

The sizing of the unit may not be compatible to your duct size.

> By tape value do you mean net assessed value?

@David AguiarHey David, it's a little difficult to assess given the limited information provided.At a $350k purchase price and 80% LTV, mortgage would be roughly $1.5k monthly.

Think about the property as a strategy to your goal and assess the deals based on that.

A good GC can be your project manager and then you could pay disinterested third party in KC a flat fee per project visit to inspect and assess % of completion at scheduled contract milestones for each GC payment and/or permit required inspection.

I agree with what was stated above, you need to do your own inspection and assessment to be sure of the numbers.

My question is: How do you assess the late fees?

Hey Everyone,   I am looking to get into real estate investing and I'm trying to learn as much as possible when it comes to assessing a property.

Some better than others, certainly, but continue to educate and assess other options.A couple options I see off the bat:1.