Historical data can shed light on your decision, but when I purchase a property I look at current prices, rents, demand and take my best guess at future expectations.

The realtors info provided to me was "annual expenses on the property are 6870 dollars which includes grass cutting, snow removal, gas, water, electric, trash removal, septic maintenence, applicance updates, lighting, painting, repairs, etc.

They call ahead when folks want to see it, make sure lights are off and doors are locked when they leave.

Bringing those ideas to light will get you opinions on the sub class of the assets such as residential or commercial along with fix and flip or hold for yield and commentary along with management of the same.

Aaron is obviously brand new, and comments made are directed to the OP in that light, I seriously doubt he's got 12 employees and starting off offering a 401K.

They had everything from floor tile, wall cabinets, light fixtures, bathtubs, sinks, etc.

I may replace with a newer model or just cover the area with dry wall. 3. modern lighting fixtures will not look right with a historic house and I am still on the fence about the tiling of the wall to look like this.

Other than that its just things like toiets, light fixtures, doors, painting.

They only see the light at the end of the tunnel.

I partner with another BP member here on the Cape, If it needs more $$ out of pocket than you feel comfortable with we may be interested in knowing about it as soon as you give the red light to the other party.