I will need bank or HML to cover the rest. but if I’m going to need all cash on this one, might not work for me alone.

This is all hypothetical, I understand if that roof isn’t new, it’s going to need replacing soon.When calculating the NOI, what should I look for as far as expenses go?

There are a lot of doors that need repair or replaced, paint and most of the buildings appear to need new roofing.Seller is asking $325,000 and will do owner financing with 15% down.

I know with my strategy I am going to need a great realtor and an attorney and my thought is my first step should be interviewing realtors to find an enthusiastic and trustworthy person to work with.Any thoughts or advice on what my next step should be to get started on my first buy would be greatly appreciated!

Even if you get 100% financing from someone you're still going to need to pay the points and title fees/insurance.  

No matter what, it’s still east Austin and in some pockets you’re going to need to re-evaluate your rental.  

@Nathan VaughtYou’re going to need equity in the property so you can.

Preserving the 1950's solid wood doors, original back door, stained glass window and keeping as much of the original charm as possible, blending the fixtures and appliances that my previous clients had intended to use, and finally adding a little of my own flare with calming paint tones, modern flooring, and mismatched metal hardware.

If you plan to keep your business revenue separate from your personal income, you're going to need a business bank account.

Every renter tells themselves that the quality of the unit is primary.But what really happens is that the perceived state of the property sets the tone, and the presentation of the leasing office seals it.