On final inspection the camera detected a three inch belly in the pipe.

My partner and I own a couple properties that we rent and we are finally motivated to take things up a notch.

I added another 15% for repairs to the final estimate.BTW, I used your book as a guide for the inspection and estimated repairs :)But I understand your sentiment, and one can put as much as they'd like into a home.

I said yes every time and the house was finally sold.

The unit was finally rent ready by mid-November 2013.

I built one more building of four designed the same way but the final 20 units I changed floor layout but kept the exterior the same selling these for 225,000.

I say "prediction" because the property will be completely vacant when I take possession.After lots of research and time looking at costs for updating (and negotiating with the seller to make some repairs), these are the numbers I have finalized on my 9 unit MF purchase, which is closing in March.

I work that into my acquisition numbers.An older furnace, also drives up the Utility bills for tenants and they move out quicker because of it.

I am assuming the contract would say The final payout would be spilt 55/45 or maybe 60/40 pretax amount.

Maybe we'll finally get this madness under control!