Is the unit in rentable condition at the moment.Based on the answers above - you should be able to factor in the mileage to and from the property; it will either be expensed or capitalized to the cost of the property.

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Here is why you do not need to adjust your price:If you are using comps from listed sales to determine your sales price, the price for the commission is already factored into the price.

As you pick up one stick you may move one of these factors......your turn can be over.To get to the last stick you need a strategy and you need to understand how one stick may move another and which way it may move.In other words, you really need to know a heck of a lot more than real estate to operate in notes, there are many moving parts or aspects to be aware of.

I am not a wholesaler nor do I invest in your market but If I did I would Look to the segment of the market that has at least some equity and search for distressed situation caused by divorce, death or some other factor that necessitates a sale.

Yes, the rental income factors into the purchase price.

if you think this will cause problems in the future when selling, i would factor that into my purchaes price now.

You might do a little better or a little worse, depending on a lot of factors.

I'm not factoring in utilities in these.

This also puts you at risk for utility fluctuations.My experience with roommate situations is they are comparing to rent and don't factor in add ons.