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@Bruce Lynn Yes none of them are move in ready but the city also provides a "scope of work" analysis with each property which give a pretty comprehensive list of repairs and code violations that would needed to be fixed before living in the property.

I’m responding on the mobile app...hit post before I was ready.

These are people who could be ready to downsize and are tired of doing maintenance and are ready to downsize.

It is a 16-unit.  2 buildings built on 1.74 acres with an additional 3 acres cleared and ready to build on....if I wanted to consider that in the future. 

Be ready and commit and at the same time understand the risks and understand you’ll make mistakes.

I have a second property (lets called H2) that I'm rehabbing that I pay all cash for it and it should be ready to sell by next month at a resell value of $150,0003.

What initial or early expenses should I anticipate within the first months of purchase (assuming I do all rehab at the time of purchase, so that they are rent-ready). 

Either way, I'm ready to get my feet wet as soon as I find the right deal.

The sale price was 83k and the property was move-in ready.