For any Austin investors interested - I am selling my 4plex in North Austin east of 35, off of 51st st.All units are 2 story 1,000 sfUnits are 2 bed / 1.5 bathLot size 8,000Built in 1972Total income $3,170/month with room to increaseLong term tenantsAsking $280,000.

Some investors are also flipping nowI have started a number of threads on some properties I have purchased and mentioned some desirable ateas that are on the move for those interested in learning about this marketMarisa Detroit Rochester and Buffalo saw some of the most heinous profiterring at the expense of AU NZ and GB investors.. it was off the charts..Keep in mind in Detroit when I first started HML for the BRRR stratigy in 2001..

Corey,Depends on the size of the rehab.

As for the tankless idea that @David Krulac raised, your gas line does have to be sized correctly to support the capacity needed by the tankless units.

Expenses should be rather stable and increase along the lines of inflation.Look to salaries or executive director expense, is it customary for the size of the project?

I had roughly 40 samples, all different colors, shapes, sizes, etc.

Hard to say what's best and most cost effective without knowing the configuration and size of the units.

Aikido is no joke, got a friend that did that growing up, small guy, but he can throw guys around twice his size.

Only on my iPad can I get mentions, and that's tedious as all hell.I'm using a European AZERTY, so I have to hold down ALT+2, but that only changes the font size.

Asking price $50,000listed as a 3 BD 2 Bath, It has an office that could be considered a 4th bedroom. good size homeExpected rent around $800Working class neighborhood, Built in early 60's, new roof, hardwood through-outgood condition- one bathroom needs some work.