This will help you understand your current net cash flow accurately.Consider Future Expenses: As you mentioned, the property is aging, and there are upcoming capital improvements such as a new roof and potentially a new HVAC system.

Ideally, I want something I can confidently show to potential investors that includes all the key metrics they and I would need to consider when evaluating a property.

It's wise to consult with a real estate CPA who specializes in taxes.They can advise on capital gains taxes, potential exclusions under Section 121 if occupancy requirements are met, and the option of a Section 1031 exchange to defer capital gains by reinvesting in another property.

After your virtual historical tour, connect with local investors and agents to hear their views on how the area has changed and what they expect in the future.Make Smarter ChoicesUnderstanding a property's past helps you see its potential future.

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In the long term over several years, interest rates and returns on tax liens should go up, as investors will only be able to value the interest rate as the return on their investment, with no potential for a property windfall. 

C+ to B+ buildings with value add potential. 

The potential appreciation going on in the area as its being revitalized.

I know a lot about standard practices where I live, but am wondering if all those things are transferrable.

And then you add PM on top of that.. that can't work.We still see feasible deals, like a duplex for 300k renting 2 x 1250 with the potential for more.