A property can look clean and well maintained but still have high repair costs and capital expense costs when old systems and appliances break down.Are the tenants current on the rent?

I'm at Bay Pines, got my 750.00 voucher with SSVF backing it up with deposits, electric and some more help.

Apartment buildings can be one story or multi-story, include two through dozens of living units, and may provide services such as clubhouse facilities, laundry, fitness center, swimming pool, and playgrounds.Property exposures are from the electrical wiring, heating, air conditioning, cooking and plumbing systems.

So my attorney's advice was to get them out first, make it as clean as possible, and then worry about back payments. 

I think as long as people agree to not smoke inside and clean up the cigarettes after themselves then there should be no issue.This is really a personal preference.

It is important to mention that the condition of duplexes and house are good, very clean.  

They do have some on-line learning resources as I recall, also.Personally, I am affiliated with another REI education group and I am as BIG a proponent of "learn it before you try to do it" as anyone would be in any other field of endeavor, such as plumbing, carpentry, concrete, electrical work, culinary arts, tonsorial arts, etc.Here's how -I- measure the value of paid education: if paying whatever they're asking up front keeps you from losing 2- to 5-times or more that amount due to mistakes in a deal or structuring your business entities, was it worth it to get educated and prevent costly mistakes?...

-Fuel- $10,200-Scavenger- $2740-Electric- $1800-Insurance- $4400-Taxes- $20,815Net Operating Income: $112,345 Pro forma cap rate=17Here is my take away from this.

And electricity also is 150 per month??

A house on the same street just sold for $67,000.00.Quick FlipThird option would be to clean up the place and re list it at $30,000.00My question is which do you believe should be the route to follow based on these numbers?