This project is a revitalization of an old community center that has been out of service for many years.

Generally I would say that if the property is 15+ years old and not recently completely renovated a SFH would likely be in the range of 50% and a multi unit likely slightly lower, possibly as low as 40%, due to more tenants, higher cash flow and lower risks from vacancies.The 50% guestimate is based on the historic average of hundreds of thousands of rental units of all types over decades of accumulated data.

If you need any assistance feel free to connect......or you need me to stop by and take pics because googles pics are 6 years old feel free to get with me.....

Well now that I'm quickly approaching my last semester of law school and soon will be facing the real world, I have recently been turning more attention to my financial future.

Hello everyone my name is Richard Lema and I am a 19 year old college student.

I don't know what area you are in but in most areas of RI the mutli-family houses are very old. 

Thanks, Bryan Clement  FYI the mortgage industry is still using the decade old FICO models, not the most current ones (queue 50 borrowers a month: "But my Discover Card says it's 30 points higher than what you just said!"

There are mentors out there that charge waaaaay too much money when there are plenty of realtors in the world that are willing to work with newbies. 

I am looking for someone who’s in the real estate world in Dublin or anywhere in Ireland.

I searched the forums for information on REI Vault, but didn't find much more current than 1 year old.