It is for my primary residence, that I will live in for most likely the remainder of my life.

The number is probably more accurate based on SFH investing when looking at the life of a property not a snap shot on any given time period.

Thank you all,The property is on eastside Providence and it was built in 1990, so its in good condition.

There is the base rent, which may include the utilities, plus the pile of expenses that may help the tenant have success in their business - like new carpet that the LL might pay for in the beginning and the tenant agrees to pay back over the life of lease, by a wee bit more rent every month.Sorry, your link is behind a pay wall, I cannot read the data.

Dear BP family,I was wondering, if i am buying a property in "as is" condition, does it matter at all what the seller puts in the seller's disclosure? 

In my research I’ve seen PLENTY of other affordable alternatives that languish on the market because they aren’t glamorous on the outside/inside but are in totally livable affordable condition.

My guess is legislation will be passed either locally or Federally to make it illegal or to put some guidelines on the process To me, a fee should only be charged if credit/background is run and that should only happen after a tenant submits an application and has  been conditionally approved pending credit/background check. 

If you have suspicions because of the hill, pay an engineer a few hundred dollars for an inspection of its condition. 

What about the current market conditions is making BRRRR difficult?

Thanks guys and New Jersey is next Anne congrats 🎉 wish all the best success in life.