They are going to need that source of info, giving piece of mind, rather then going through a complex transaction alone.

And definitely your best bet would be to make this kind of offer to a person/company who owns many rental properties and would be more likely to need skilled work on a semi-regular basis.   

A basic multi-family outside Manhattan can go anywhere from 700K to 1 million, you are going to need to rent them pretty high in order to break even.

You set the tone and establish the structure and they adapt or have to transition out.  

The purpose of these questions is to be able to estimate how much $$$ I am going to need to put into these units prior to them being rental ready to understand if the numbers would work/what offer I would have to make. 

If you want to get out at least 135K and the property is worth 390K you're going to need a 35%LTV(loan to value).

I'm going to need to find a few good property management companies I guess.

The present market tone is somewhat reminiscent of the way it was back in 2003 when the Baby Boomers were fleeing the stock market in droves looking for investment alternatives.

If you have a property with a list price of $49k and a comp of $179k, you're going to need to figure out an amount for the rehab work.

It’s more of a locals town, lots more waterfalls, and the downtown has a little more substance to me.we bought in Nov 2022 for $365k, and are on pace to gross $55-60k with our first rental.https://abnb.me/KOuWo7B1CBbLol, going to need you to keep it down about Clayton we like it quiet up here ;) When we decided to leave Atlanta when remote work become more popular we thought about Blue Ridge, but it's become Atlanta north.