Although to be fair I was involved in 2 or 3 sales where the buyer (not represented by me) used them & did make it to the closing table.

I suspect that it's a MF since you are including water and electricity in your projections.

You want people to remember you and you want to be the solution lying on their table in their time of need.

Also the single family house has a septic system and well rather then city water/sewer.

What I bring to the table is:* strong analytical skills* come from a family of builders, so pretty proficient in finding the "gotchas" pretty quickly* fairly keen sense of aesthetics & what aspiring renters prefer* good knowledge of basic maintenance and repairs * 30+ years of marketing/marketing communications background* strong negotiating skillsWould love to connect with others in the area. 

Allowing anyone to compromise the integrity of your roof places you at risk of water damage.

Lender: First Liberty, Heather Howerton Title: Chicago Title, Haley GannBroker: Table Investments (our company!)

I'm still keeping option B on the table:1.

As my underwriting “standards” I figure:CapEx 7.5%Repairs 7.5%Vacancy 8%Management 10%Water/sewer $40/unit/month, then confirm with the town

That said, they are popular with first time buyers who are using all their cash on the downpayment and would be sunk if one of the big things (roof, HVAC, water heater) goes bad right away.