I was hoping there would be a way to hit her credit report to warn other landlords of her tactics.

David,They are referring to the updated on your dashboard which you will find when you hit the home icon.

@Chris Martin hit the nail on the head when he said that most lenders will not allow you to assign the contract.As to finding the market value.

If I only do as well as the numbers were going in and I hit the number I wanted then I am still doing well.

There goal is to have the house purchased with the clients credit hits a certain number.

Chances are likely rehab costs will include extensive plumbing & electrical, both high ticket items.

Gas and electric utilities are split; water is not.

It is currently at 100% occupancy 14 @ $5,695 p/ month $68,340 p/ year with expenses of $1,312 p/ month $15,740 p/ year:Income from washer and dryer (only one of each currently working) about $100 a month.Total Monthly Income: $5695 or $68,340.Expenses are as follows per the owner:water and sewer about $4800-5000 a year.Garbage is $90 a month or about $1100 a year.Insurance would depend on who your buyer uses but the current owner uses Ron Enders and his cost is $2000 yrCommon electric is about $100 a month or $1200 a year.Gas meter for dryers is about $70 a month or $840 year.Taxes are $5,600 a yearTotal yearly expenses are approximately $15,740Now that's his cost.

The whole place has one address. one electrical box etc but I am curious if eviction of the lower unit is possible without the removal of the upstairs renters also.

They know they will take a hit on the price but also know it will be a fast as-is sale with no hassles.