My suggestion would be to bust your butt and save to get a BRRRR with Hard Money and prove to the investors you can do this

You will want to consult a good real estate CPA (plug for my buddy @Natalie Kolodij here) but her profession should be "real estate property manager" or similar for your business, because that's what you have.

But underwriting is taking facts on the ground, plugging those in and seeing if you can live with the results given the risks inherent in the property.Investing only has two components: risk and reward.  

Writing a business plan and writing down goals and tracking them is a huge pain in the butt. 

My "guess" is they'd be 250k-320k per year depending on the ATI situation.https://www6.richlandcountysc.gov/AssessorSearch/(S(dln23pqkbwkacgcyvmctqcyk))/userinput.aspxActually I’m looking for a formula or rate that I can plug into my underwriting spreadsheet.

The batteries last ~ a year, and there's a plug on the bottom for a 9-volt if they unexpectedly die.

. =) Following this thread as I too would like to get plugged in.

So if it was unplugged and they noticed even within 48 hours or so their food should be ok, just plug it back in and allow it to be unopened for a bit while it cools back down.

I.e. if i see i need to replace 500sqft of LVP, cabinets, etc, i'd plug it back into this spreadsheet (that has a database of all things replaceable) and get a number for that specific property. 

@Nicholas Palzer use the fair market rent for your unit and plug that into the calculator. it is going to be rental so analyze as a rental.