Roof has a lifetime of 25 years and floors 10 years. $5000/25 year life span/12 months in a year=$17 per month for the 100 year old house. $6000/10 year life span/12 months in a year=$50 per month for the 100 year old house. $5000/10 year useful life left on roof/12 months in a year=$42 per month. $6000/5 year useful life left/12 months in a year=$100 per month.

Giving her in interest, how much should the percents be?

Mortgage with conventional bank 20 percent down 5% interest.

If that is the case, I would still take a look dig deeper see how that unfolds.Answer: The population of the Buffalo metropolitan area, which consists of Erie and Niagara counties, increased by just 0.1 percent between 2010 and 2017, the equivalent of one additional person every two days.

@Monique O. did you verify that the occupant is a life estate occupant and not a lifetime lease occupant?  

I do have some zip code information that shows the avg. purchase price along with the percent increase in prices over the last 12 months that might help you a little with the price to rent ratio and for appreciation. 

The property tax in San Fran is lower percent than Cleveland so as a percentage of rent, less has to be allocated for property tax in San Fran. 

Two members contributing $25,000 apiece would each receive a 50 percent stake in the company.

Same with the other properties...but that would have been a huge gain.Another good thing is that titling the properties to a Trust avoided probate.The beneficiaries, the next 2 generations, had decided with my parents agreement that after they passed the properties would be liquidated and the money divided among the 11 heirs based on how they said, by percents. 

We normally are using a cap rate of at least one percent higher than we think we can get on the refinance/sale, just to be conservative.