Use their market analysis tool to sort by properties similar to yours (#bed/baths, SF, location, amenities, etc.) and look through specific listings to find ones VERY similar to yours.

My wife and I don't want to follow the scale up construction company model (we already did and it wasn't the best).We do a lot of labor on our projects and are looking in to the future and realizing our bodies will not hold out over time.

I see many times the deals get sent to the attorneys to "handle it" but this should be sorted out upfront whether tenant stays or goes.In terms of having the tenant removed, there is no way to have them removed from the legal perspective if they are paying rent and you weren't going to move into the unit.

Other options such as seller financing, hard money loans and commercial loans that I have looked into all seem to require a balloon payment of sorts which I am not convinced I'd be able to refinance it for the balloon payment being that it has shown difficult to get a loan on it as it is now. 

I have read LLC's are not the best to buy real estate with it being difficult to get loans from banks due the limited liability. should I put these properties under my name, or should create some sort of corporation/llc to put my properties under. 

Is there a way to implement a RUBS system of some sort for a smaller property like a triplex?

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However, you have not provided any real numbers or location to be able to give you any sort of accurate answer.

Look, your smart, you laid out how you can sort your way through all these things and put together the pieces to get things done.

I would first advise the client to look into the foundation of the structure and then understand that the shared walls are not meant to be exposed.if the property passes the location test, then i would move to structural test, then to water mitigation test.It is likely tho that there will need to be some sort of reinforcing done on the structure regardless of its current condition.