Prices will vary in your area.

The terms a bank will offer will vary on any loan product.

@Dylan Meeker responsibility for included appliances vary by state.

@David Greene 's podcast http://greeneincome.com/category/podcasts/ should be a good resource on the topic :D

Some of those neighborhoods are priceier areas so that doesn't mean the number will work though.Rent is going to vary by location, property type, and condition.

A relocation due to family emergencies will probably not fall in this category unfortunately.As far as your security deposit goes...technically it should be used for damages but if there are none upon move-out then yes they will likely use that to cover the early termination fee.

I prefer a conservative position right now, as long as we do have room for upside.Your mileage may vary however, as this is based on value add multifamily syndication deals that I see.

Not sure if this fits this category but I’m curious to know how best to protect myself as an owner in a seller financing agreement if seller dies and heirs choose to do something else with property?

It seems like the market here is split into a couple categories: <$150K low end apartments/condos: Some of these are turn-key, some need work.

So this is a pretty loaded question just because a full gut really varies from neighborhood to neighborhood.