Rehabbed foreclosure, 1955New hvac, New roof, 1 year home warranty paid by sellerInitial expenses about $6000 for: Appliances ( no stove or fridge)AC  (duct work in place but no central unit) $130 monthly cash flow 6.29 cap rate COC 5.2% (Vacancy , 8.5%, capex, 8%,Management 10.5%, maintenance/repairs 8%)I’ll be taking a mortgage out on it.

Rehabbed foreclosure, 1955New hvac, New roof, 1 year home warranty paid by sellerInitial expenses about $6000 for: Appliances ( no stove or fridge)AC (duct work in place but no central unit) $130 monthly cash flow 6.29 cap rate COC 5.2% (Vacancy , 8.5%, capex, 8%,Management 10.5%, maintenance/repairs 8%)I’ll be taking a mortgage out on it.

So in order to meet the correct R-value in the walls and roofs you end up studding out the inside of the container to fit your insulation in and hang drywall.

Could use a roof but most is just remove carpet and paint. good hardwood under.

But it looks like there will be structural roof suppport, drainage, and insulation, and rotting. 

Starting a business is like building a house; you dont want to start at the roof.

Depends on how the lease is written, but a landlord in a NNN lease could be responsible for the insurance and maintenance of the roof and structure of the building.

New flat-top roof on the whole building and new kitchen and HVAC on the side we are living in.

If you are buying an older home with older roof 25-30 years, original electric and plumbing, your going to be looking at placing coverage in the ""surplus lines" market vs admitted carriers (backed by the state). 

Roof installed 2008 Sort of confused what to doI don’t know if it being a rental is a good idea because of the pool This is right at the median home price for the areaThis would be my first flip.