Commercial properties are valued based on the income that they produce, not comparables.

The deal's I've found aren't necessarily "bad", but I'm always wondering if I can find the same resulting cash flow with a cheaper deal.

They are getting ready to move as a result of it.

The summary was that 30k properties generally couldn't produce rent high enough to sustain the cost of long term CapEx and maintenance.

Hey, @Zack Rosenbaum welcome to the tribe ;-)I'm not from the Ohio area but a simple  Facebook and  Meetup search will yield results.

-Fenced in yard per unit, roof 5 years old, new water heaters within a few yearsFHA 3.5% down (3% of that coming from sales commission)Rents: Local rents vary from $900-$1200Mortgage: $2050I understand this deal will not produce that much cash flow in the short run (Once I convert more equity in the unit I can drop PMI to increase cash flow) Remember, this is my fist deal with little to no money in which doesn't produce a strong cash flow standpoint.

Hi everyone,I haven't posted here in a while, since my husband died in 2016, but his estate is finally finished; the reno to my big condo is now finished; the condo is rented out and producing income; I've bought and renovated a smaller house to live in!

@Ihuoma Johnston comparison and review forums are coming up with very mixed results on the Arsenal MKG software.

And like most part timers, they produced next to nothing. 

That being said, I'm sure you can also empathize with me that it's not ideal to know you're only producing income when the drill is spinning.