The range is usually in the 7%-10% range.As far as expenses go, there are a couple of ways to handle them.

The properties are ranging from $1.85M (tear down) to $2.1 for a nice looking home.I told the agent that everything is for sale for the right price.  

This is way out of my price range for a typical home and way more land than I would need.

Most of the jobs which are being created are in the $15-$30 hour range and more than 55% of all households earn under $50,000.

The DSCR on buildings I'm looking at are below what most lenders will lend on (it ranges between .9 ~ 1), but once it's repositioned it will jump to 1.3 ~ 2.8.

This sounds like we are being the bleeding heart landlord who accepts excuses for tenant on why the rent is late and never get respect again.

In some respects, I know just as much about Olympia, as I do Cleveland.

Or have any idea on range.

Sometimes you might strike a good deal on the outskirts/ adjoining cities of these towns wherein they can enjoy the schools of these cities but reside in a different township. there are some good townhomes to be obtained in $150-200K (you might also get sometimes better deals) range in each of these areas that can be then resold/ rented for long term. 

maintenance fees are for the most part on an hourly rate ranging from $65-90 per hr....