You should consider all the aspects of the transaction before making a decision to move forward.Our team is based in China and we have been working successfully with overseas clients to buy properties all over the USA.  

As I grow I search for things I don't know and others do: how to find an accomodator for a1031 exchange, do I need a whole new roof or just repair the roof I have, how does this decision change my tax situation, I've got my first 4 loans and find out the 5th is more difficult so how do I carry on, do I snowball my rents and pay down my mortgages or keep borrowing, now in single families does it pay to do multifamily properties...I am searching for something each and every day. 

I worked summers with him, replacing roofs, insulating attics, and from scratch--building homes from the ground up. 

I worked summers with him, replacing roofs, insulating attics, and from scratch--building homes from the ground up.

I worked summers with him, replacing roofs, insulating attics, and from scratch--building homes from the ground up.

Welcome to BP community @Tracie Meux It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.

Long term capex I see is the roof in 3-5 years, but still good now, and new windows someday.  

The transitional rubber roof between the old and new warehouse was done by Dzen Roofing and the rest of the warehouse is a metal seam roof which was done by steel workers for Antonulli (our GC on the project).

It's a nice little 3 bedroom house but needs work- electrical, hvac, windows, pipes, maybe roof.

Comps in the area are going for about $245-$280/sqft depending on condition.Now heres the problem, we just did a home inspection and found out there is only 60AMP service w/ knob and tube wiring..siding has dry rotted and the windows need replacing.A minor foundation settlement crack.  5 Year old roof.