Yes those things can help you get a better idea, but they are only part of the picture.

Based on what I'm seeing number wise I'm thinking of just letting the company handle the sale (all closing costs covered by them, going to negotiate buying costs as well) and moving on.

Like the LLC I am covered for everything and unlike the LLC the umbrella give you real protection and an attorney to fight for you.

Purchase price: $77,000 Sale price: $109,000 House hack, no upgrades other than a little interior paint to cover up some oil stains and repainted the trim to the backdoor, and we put some mulch in the frontyard around the tree and under the shrubs.

My $25 "Lease Violation Fee" covers any violation of any provision in the lease.

Title says it all

*personally* (I'm an odd duck) I don't care about pictures, or income radius, or pages that talk about what makes San Diego great, etc.   

This could lead to a future event that optionee comes up and buy my property at a stipulated price.Currently, I have heard a few things:- Title company: they say there have been a few transactions after this Option, there should be no issue, but this is not covered by insurance- an unpaid legal advice from a local lawyer: this is a defected title, should cancel the purchase- Realtor: we will try to remove this, but this is not an important issue- Realtor friends: No.

@David Spencer I would definitely suggest getting a 3 or 4 unit place, where you can still get owner occupied financing as well as potentially cover your expenses with rental income.

So how do you know that your projected $25K Rehab will cover every possible CapEx item.