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Based on my calculations it seems a bit overpriced.

Too many facts and each company will be different based on size of project, single family or multi family, single property or multiple properties, etc.

If needed (this shouldn't reallycome into play as plans are already being drawn)Keith Walker

Storage is a very smart play and you do need to know the intricacies to do well and where to target, but most of the guys who are actually good at it you can get all the info from just watching their YouTube of Instagram Stories and then slowly reaching out.

I collected MTR comps and ran the numbers, and found that I might get an extra 15%-20% from a MTR, but I'm not sure if the vacancy rate I plugged in was reasonable (I'm in a mid-size city and my properties are close to Universities, hospitals, and other things that attract MTR tenants, so hopefully I'd have low vacancy...but I like to play it safe with my numbers, so I try to allow for a good bit of vacancy)... ...plus, all the comps I collected were just listings this month, and I don't know how much they're affected by seasonality, so my rent data might not be super accurate... ...maybe I'll give it a test run with one unit that's opening up in May, and see how it goes...

If it is simply the house and the tenant pays all the utilities, I personally would not charge more because you are renting them the house-not based on how many people are living there. 

You could have a case based on misrepresentation if the seller, acting as an agent, falsely claimed the roof leak was fixed.

Where are based out of?

Best guess of his reason for selling is that he bought it low and during covid, stuffed every unit and room with a tenant on a month to month basis and now wants to sell at the max price based on the comps of the area.