Roof/replacement windows/gutted kitchen/paint/new water heater.

Welcome to the forum, and I hope you figure out your hot water situation.It's always good to see another fellow Texan here.

I found a 4plex.Roughly, it would have a 1,000 or so per month mortgage/taxes/insurance, plus we'd pay water/sewer/trash.

It needs to have the basement water proofed and fix some leaks, ceilings show water damage.

List Price $375,0006 unitsGross income 4,700/month (no vacancies)taxes $5400/yearneeds $25,000 roof 4700sqft living space6 off street parking spotsbedrooms, 3,3,2,2,2,1town water and sewergarage in rough shape - vacant4 units are rented currently, 2 units have signed leases, 1 unit is section 8, 2 are vacant.

I am renting out my house for lower then average rent in the area. by 150 a month. dammit. nic elink if it holds water.

those that get into rei but then drop off - they weren't ready and the truth is, they probably never will.i don't care who you are, if you think or say that rei is "easy", that's just ridiculous.

Welcome to the forum.If you find yourself in need of a Realtor or Certified Residential Appraiser, drop me a line.John LaBelle

B would rent for more, too, but don’t know they’d drop far enough for us now.

And when your water heater goes out, or someone kicks in a door, the phone number of that contractor you met at the last meeting would be a good thing to have.