It's a tiny town, but, I was lucky enough to get noticed by a scout and play college football for four years.

i would put in smoke detectors, handrails and lighting, i also believe that because it is a multifamily that is a requirement that even the town has. if you are referring to electrical outlets and separating circuits, then yes, when you remodel that triggers bringing everything up to code.

To get more responses for your specific area, you might want to put 'Baylor U' in the title to get the attention of those in the know for that area.I invest in a college town- about half our tenants are students- and most leases start in late August.  

"single family house, price range, towns you are interested in." 

I live in a small town in MI just south of the Capital.

Sorry, the 3252 is unlabeled - it's the property taxes.You can determine that by going to the tax assessor database (they're all listed at https://www.RIPropInfo.com), looking up the property's total assessed value, then finding the town on http://www.statewidemls.com/realtorresources/taxra... and dividing the total assessment by 1000 and then multiplying by the Residential Property Rate column.In this case the assessment was 141,700 and it was East Providence so I took 141,700, divided by 1000 and multiplied by the 22.95 rate to get 3252 total yearly taxes.

If you want to buy MF in a desirable part of town, you're looking at caps of 4-5%.  

So I work for a new home builder, we have 2 bedroom 2.5 bathroom town home community.

What towns were you looking to purchase your first MF?  

I have not heard of any of those towns but I have confidence in you.