Using the $100 cash flow goal, on a 4 family do you shoot for $100 x 4 doors or is the formula different for a 4 family?

I know I can get 1300 in rent today based on a comp right next door, I would pay yard and water/trash about 150 a month.

To gain some reo listings at this point is going to be tough, agents have been building relationships with these asset managers for the last couple years and there are lines out the door.

There was a contractor that used to live next door to my friend that inspired the remodel - new kitchen and added horizontal square footage.Plans from the architect were drafted, turned into the city planner's for review, Comments were made, Architect corrected and then neglected - architect let them sit in his office for 5 months, finally turned back in and then the planning department moved and lost the plans.

Have the 3 car garage constructed so that a 2/2 apartment could be built at a later date there by keeping 2 units.

Entry door: dirt on the interior beneath the handle and on the door edge.

The only way to get those leads are through direct mailings, referrals, and door knocking.

Hello all,I normally do single fam, so I wanted a quick hand with numbers on a deal I'm considering.Location and repairs aside, strictly by numbers, what do you guys make of this deal:Single house, 3 fam:- 2 bed/1 bath- 2 bed/1 bath- 2 bed/1 bath- 2 car garage- separate metersTotal rent is $2,500.Monthly taxes are $320What would be a good estimate for monthly expenses (50% rule??)

These people are use to having a home and a garage and do not want to live in an apartment.

I'm heading toward closing later this month on this property and though I think I've got a decent deal here, a second opinion would be appreciated.I've found a SFH in a decent neighborhood, 3 br 2 bath, garage has been enclosed, 2 carports in the driveway.