I have raised rents on 3/4 of the units, brought an old laundry room back to life, and added storage sheds on the property for additional income.

I have raised rents on 3/4 of the units, brought an old laundry room back to life, and added storage sheds on the property for additional income.

You've likely developed an equally interesting approach to managing and financing these discrete 4-plexes, one that others, including myself, would love to hear.

How should I approach this?

I'm considering an alternative approach, which would be to fill these areas with sand/granite and install paver stones to create a more rigid/flat surface, which would still provide accessibility for future repairs.Might make sense to adopt both approaches, according to the specifics of each area.Much appreciated!

Need some advice from the vets please..My neighbor has approached me multiple times, since I moved in a year ago, asking me if I would be interested in buying his half (Our house is a duplex, but not zoned that way, they're zoned as townhomes).  

I'm in negotiations and I am looking for the best way to approach it.

Hello, I'm thinking of approaching some probate attorneys to build meaningful relationships and partnerships with them to eventually wholesale their clients' properties and make it more seamless of a process.I'm young and don't have that much experience in the probate world and wanted to throw this out of the BP community. 

Then, you think after you get a bank to lend on that nice 80k house, what's the change in your cash position - as you'd be paying down your revolving balance with funds from that refinance.Your ROI analysis is more your 'steady state' kind of way of approaching things - so you'd only start introducing that when you're looking at your rent vs your ongoing costs - (income) vs what you have invested. 

Your best approach especially when starting out for calculating rehab expenses is form a relationship with a Contractor..