And because we got in early, we had done extensive evaluation of repair costs and were able to make a strong offer with no contingencies. 

I was thinking that some of the monthly gross would be held in the LLC's name to cover repairs and other expenses (please tell me if this isn't normal).

the last buyer bought it for 232K 7 month ago. he did minimum repair or update to half the units

You might want to check those numbers to make sure that's what you're looking forJust a back of the napkin calc shows that your month net operating income might be almost zero  Asking price $135000 Monthly payment  ~$1600 Monthly income  $1800 Water  $80 Repairs  $100   Total expenses  $1780 Total monthly NOI  $20   Keep in mind that $100 for repairs a month is probably a low estimate and the monthly payment of $1600 includes taxes, insurance, principal and interest.

Specific repair projects and supplies, maintenance that are property specific are listed on the Schedule E for each respective property.

Quick clarification...u show an arv of $275k but don’t show any money in repairs.

NOTE: turnover is separate from vacancy and maintenance/repairs.

Started to get one property repaired before winter, but it will be finished this spring.

Granted, not all distressed homes are alluring or promising deals yet, as I have to evaluate the cost of repair and look for comps to make sure high ARVs are in play. 

Also the repair estimate pricing is just that estimates in my head....Have a GREAT DAY ALL!!!!