New paint and carpet, updated cabinets in one unit, large parking areaProperty Details Property Type: Multi-Family Home Seller Type: By Agent School District: Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Year Built: 1956 Square Feet: 1870 Acreage: 0.25 Acres Heating: Forced Air Cooling: Evaporative Cooler Garage/Parking: Driveway Yard: Landscape - Front Appliances Included: Refrigerator, Range Basement Type: Shelf/Crawl Space Floor Coverings: Linoleum, Laminate, Carpet Exterior Material: Other Special Features: None Specified

@Michael Jacobson narrow down your search, and study the demographics, and economic outlook for each area.

I have a landscape mgmt. business that is an LLC that my rental LLC pays a mgmt. fee to, so I may use that landscape mgmt. business as the primary conduit for managing the buyer's buildings.

Would anyone be able to shed some light on how/where to obtain the most up to date cencus data like traffic counts, walk counts, current businesses and population demographics.

I am super excited to delve into the world of REI, as I have realized through jobs in property management, landscape, and construction that this is a more stable long term investing strategy (and will ultimately lead me to my desire of firing my boss/ living off of the investments and moving into a more productive cash flow quadrant).

This will include your mortgage, if applicable, insurance, taxes & fees, maintenance/repairs, vacancy, marketing costs, property management, snow/landscaping, etc.  

You own a parcel of the land and you are subject to all the Condo Rules and the Condo Fees which could include a Special Assessment for new Roofs, Fences, outside landscaping, paint etc.

Others I have on mine are my plumber, electrician, painter, handyman, 1031 intermediary, general contractor and landscape contractor.

I'm purchasing a multi where the tenants pay all utilities and There is not any landscaping.

Landscaping is fairly easy if you plan correctly or are doing simple items.