But the room rental search/filter option isn't there...that listing just has it in the title.

I’ll explain an example scenario:The house is listed at $75,000 and my estimate is that the property needs roughly the same amount for the rehab.

This will be something I am adding to my list of things to look into when buying the next property that is for sure. 

I have talked to others in the area and it really is hit or miss, but good management and a professional listing really seems to make the difference.

Reach out to one of the accounting firms listed here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

This new construct there is a listing and it is pending to build until they find the right buyer so everything is pretty much lined up for me i just have to go in and buy. and crazy to say but some of the time atleast right now new construct is cheaper than existing buys. i am thinking to just rip the bandaid off with this first deal and go from there. 100k a month is definitely my goal and i will figure out a way to get there which definitely wont be from new construction everytime. i can save money fast considering the frugal life i live and amount i work. i am currently spending a lot of time trying to find beaten up buildings whether that’s me driving around or on mls, but alaska high cost of labor makes it hard to pencil out any BRRRRs but it definitely is the best way of this game so i will continue trying to find something 

I have come across a few and even listed one recently with a assumable loan but they need about 30% down because of the seller's equity position

Hope you were able to offset some of those glowing reviews, and maybe a courtesy report to the local BBB and Angie’s List.

I've been interested in out-of-state real estate investing for a couple of months, and Oklahoma City, OK has been on my list.

Looking for some insight if I should wait to purchase in the hopes of more multifamily properties becoming available in the future, if I should make an extremely low ball offer on what's currently listed.