Is it on a slab and are your having to dig up the slab for plumbing? 

I need to dig deep and truly analyze my goals however I do believe I’d like to start building a portfolio that nets me an average of $10,000 monthly in the next 5 years.

I'll have to dig into that.

I'm digging Ohio and the popular places. 

However digging a bit deeper it appears many of these locations have experienced an astronomical appreciation due to the fervent buyers and lack of inventory.

Are there deal potentials, absolutely, I have a board full, but it takes significant talent, work and research to dig them up they are not readily available by any stretch of the imagination. 

That’s another thing I’ve noticed, quality properties are really hard to come by at this point in time, so it’d have to shop around for a fixer upper or something that requires some minor fixing, which is something that idk if I necessarily want to dig into right now  Multi living is what my next purchase will be, unless another house in my current neighborhood comes up for sale

I would use rescourses such as reicitydata.com or city-data.com/ to dig deeper and determine the best market for you.

Most of the time it's cheaper to dig and replace with plastic.2.

For quick numbers on a property I will use 10% for CapEx and then like James said, I will dig in further once I see the property.