On top of that, it uses a minimal amount of water per flush which will save a lot of money over time.

We closed on schedule and with minimal headaches for my client.

My plan is to prioritize building envelope and do minimal interior work to stabilize property value, submeter electricity, and add RUBS fee to recoup utility cost.

I went into the townhouse with the idea of minimizing interest and rushing to own it outright as soon as possible, which seems to be the opposite of a lot of strategies I see. 

I went into the townhouse with the idea of minimizing interest and rushing to own it outright as soon as possible, which seems to be the opposite of a lot of strategies I see. 

Storage pods could be a good revenue addition, particularly the 8-plex has minimal storage. 

What is the best resource for a possible "construction loan" type mortgage to rehab the triplex with and fix the lot/landscaping issues for minimal out of pocket expense? 

Pulled 75% LTV out leaving me with about $5K in the dealRenting for $1800/month with cash flow of about $350 after accounting for about 30% in ExpensesI'm self managing and both Maint and Cap ex should be minimal over next couple of years due to extent of rehab.

That's a pretty good deal because you can minimize your expenses while on limited income while also learning how to manage properties.In the meantime, you should definitely link up with your local Real Estate Investors Association meetup as well as any BiggerPockets meetup.

With 4 people you should absolutely hammer those down and try to minimize the notion of splitting 4 ways equally and figure out the most logically split based on interest and input.