This question is pretty important right now since PPP only loans based of schedule c. 

Off-market deals can sometimes offer unique opportunities and less competition, allowing you to potentially find properties at better prices or with favorable terms.On the other hand, for the Dayton and Cleveland areas, you may find that there are great deals available primarily through on-market channels. 

I’d like to touch base with someone in the field as I have some questions as it pertains to the job itself and what any similarities/differences to a PA building code inspector might be.Any help or pointing in the right direction is greatly appreciated!

But the overall ROI is based on the year.  

My partner and I invest primarily in small multifamily.

.- Small notes section to elaborate on property calculations, such as noting the calculation was based on a loan assumption or short term real estate strategy - Ability to edit name of calculation to something other than the address.

I am from NJ but primarily looking for Multi-family in Philadelphia Area.

Since this isn’t a “fixer,” and you’re going the FHA route, you’d have to go out-of-pocket for the remodel/upgrades or get a construction loan based off the ARV, which is generally going to require 25-30% down unless you go with private money, which will have much higher interest.I see it’s pending, so maybe you got it under contract, but if not, I know you can find a good deal out there, even if it’s a smaller starting point.

It is common that sometime floodplain maps are not always up-to-date based on current conditions, and thus you site may actually be above the floodplain elevation. 

You are in the same boat as we down here in the Dallas, TX areas... rates and the base % of Deductables are going up!