Also, floors should probably favor long-wearing/cheaper, rather than pretty to look at.

No major cracking or other warning signs that I could see, there are tenants safely living in the house, and the TISH was pretty clean (although it did mention the sloping floors). 

Hi BG Family,I'm seeking your help and guidance  in finding a Title company/Attorney who's Investor friendly in Brooklyn, Ny or New York, Ny.Im pretty sure you guys have the knowledge and recommendations.

It sounds like it would cash flow pretty well if you rented the 4th unit out.

I put an offer in on a 3br/1ba condo in Dorchester and the HOA was run pretty horribly, I just am wondering if there might be room to save money on what the building is paying for its insurance.Thank you so much!

@Ayne Cardona Is the app pretty could at analyzing deals?

I wouldn't even think about making the extra payments, especially because you're looking to invest in more real estate based on your profile.  3.625% may be the cheapest money you'll ever get and with the house hack, it seems like most, if not all, of your expenses are covered and your housing costs are pretty cheap. 

I heard on a BP podcast: estimate your cost and how long it will take.....and then double both, and you'll be pretty close. 

By the time things hit the market they're pretty much pricing in any major value add as if it had already been done.

So, while the cash flow on this property may not be eye-popping, it's pretty solid on the income side with room to grow on the top line.