The inspector told me we could re-schedule because he needs the utilities on to do an inspection, but that it was probably not worth my time.

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The property will likely not be more valuable that it is now.Intended purpose of the investment is for cashflow and long term hold.The basics of the listed property are:Listed at peak value ($110,000)3 Units: 2 bed 1 bath occupied and renting at $8001 bed 1 bath occupied and renting at $6501 bed 1 bath occupied and renting at $650Total rent income: $2100Conventional financing at 20% down. 15yr/30 baloon.Owner expenses (insurance/utility/taxes/Etc.): $7600k/annuallyAfter putting away for vacancy/cap exp/management exp/repair/maint.

@Gabe Bouldien the tenant is responsible for rent, utilities, and other costs until a new tenant takes over.

Does that include all the credit card payments (like monthly statement that may include all the utilities n expenses?)

There is also a park there with 3 utility hook ups for RVs. 

The rental income from the other side pays for my mortgage and my utilities.

Compare to the sitting empty plan, they get to deduct all taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, repairs, furnishings, etc etc.

Hello fellow investors, if there someone out there willing to help me understand how to better utilize the analysis tools, I would greatly appreciate it. 

We want to be able to utilize caps rates to raise rents and lower expenses to get our capital back.