Michael Le That is a good question I feel that strip malls/commercial is coming under attack from the Internet.People need a place to live, home ownership is at 50 yr low and more people are renting.

I'd buy that and get a better idea of how to wholesale then develop you plan of attack.

Thanks fellas,Now essentially I am looking at a property(which I'm not at the moment) what numbers do I have to look at before potentially attacking any multi family units I.E. cap rate, loans, maintenance, insurance, etc.

I've listed below the order I plan to attack things in, let me know if this sequence makes sense:Resolve excess moisture under house (minor grading issue, gutter required, possible plumbing leak)Repair minor roof leaks (repair flashing, seal leaks around chimney, replace tree-damaged shingles)Trim trees away from houseInstall 50 concrete piers and level foundation (foundation had work done previously but shifter due to excess moisture)Install vapor barrierAdd structural roof support beams in attic, add insulationRepair rotten siding/soffit/window frames (mostly upstairs)Repair porch (replace rotten boards, sand & paint)Paint exteriorInstall central AC/Mini-split system (any recommendations on this?)

I have not attacked anyone, I have simply offered advice, much of it based on my personal experience.

What happens if/when they attack.

I don't attack the house questions first.

I actually owned my own floor business when I had that attack.  

So just trying to way my options and come up with a plan so I can start to attack it. 

I am looking for ideas and overall help in how to attack this next step.