https://www.biggerpockets.com/calculators/shared/4...Hey BP community, just to give you a run down I'm looking to buy this property. the owner is currently putting a new roof on the 4plex. right now the rent is $600 for 2/1.

The house had updates done and I am now budgeting for a new paved driveway, as well as large replacement items such as a roof that will be needed in about 6 years.

If you move a sewer stack you'll have roof repairs to factor in as well. 

In these plans, a legal entity is formed under the umbrella of the retirement plan that puts you in direct control of the funds and allows you to directly manage all aspects of plan transactions.  

Hi all, we have a 200 unit 19 building apartment complex under contract in Las Vegas, and the roofs don't look great, however I'm not an expert in roofs.Does anyone have a recommendation for a good roofing company who could inspect the roofs and get me an estimate?

All looking at a Duplex build in 1995.. new roof...here are the numbersPrice $61,000.00Loan 5%30 yrMonthly income $985Repairs $4000.00CoC 15.97%NOI $6,370.40Purchase Cap rate 10.44%Vacancy $78.80Capex $49.50Management $98.50Taxes $108.33Ins. $70.00Repairs $49.25P&I $261.97Any comments would be greatly welcome

@Steve Vaughan  I'm not sure if this was the best approach to get out of a rotten deal however I assigned the land contract over $0.00 fee and had the end buyer sign a mutual release agreement that releases liability on all aspects of the property and gave him the rights to my Land Contract and mine has been dissolved.    

I am really looking to grasp everything that I can get regarding all aspects of the business: marketing, how to spot the perfect property, how to negotiate the deal, wholesale, you name it.

Due to the newer age of the homes the renovations only averaged $8,000 to $10,000 in mostly cosmetic repairs, and returns were through the roof!

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