So that made me feel good, hoping that I can pull some equity out of it in a few years, and then rent it.

Make sure they pulled permits to replace the rooves and didn't do it themselves.

For many years, and continuing in many places to the present day, ceiling joists on the top floor were often only strong enough to keep the walls from pulling apart.

I would give hime back the 275K he paid me and we would then go to the bank and leverage the remaining 5 and refi to pull out cash based on the higher comps and take that newly created money and the original 275k x2 money and go do this all over again at another condo complex. 

It's going to be very tough to finance this with $0 down through a conventional or commercial lender.Your best bet is to find private money to put up the $470k for acquisition + rehab and then refinance once the property is fully stabilized and pay off your private money lender.If you get rents to $8k you'll be around $48k NOI so at a 7% CAP the property would be worth $685k.At a 70% LTV refinance you'll pull $480k out to pay off your lender/closing costs and have $0 into the deal.This is obviously assuming the seller is carrying anything above the $400k as you had alluded to.Also I don't know the going CAP in your market so this is all just a hypothetical BRRRR example.

They've been to closings (pulled out of school) and they attend and contribute to our management meetings.

Hello,What’s the best way to sort and pull addresses from tax delinquent list to get skip traced?

I would like to be able to keep everything separated for each property, and be able to pull individual reports as well as a total report. 

There's already a lot of investors pulling out of California (not just Residential Investors), due to the Stock Market showing signs of potential recession.

Why would you want a job when you can use OPM to 100% finance your house, get positive cash flow AND pull out instant equity to go invest in your next house etc etc?