I'm pretty confident its priced to market, and its nice, fresh and clean so in my opinion it should show well.

I have repeatedly needed to hunt down new agents for our REO's because I wanted a new fresh firm to work with or we entered a new market, etc.

So I dipped into my network and secured a wonderful job and was making a pretty impressive living for someone my age who was fresh out of college.

Let's get to it:Financing Option: VA Loan (owner occupy)Property Characteristics: Both 3 bed - 1 BathTop-Bottom Duplex/(Unit 1) 1200+ sqft/(Unit 2) 1300+ sqft/Detached Garage 240 sqft/ Two washers/two dryers/electric seperately metered/ 2 water heaters (like new)/WATER NOT SEPERATELY METERED)/2 HVACS (like new),carpet (like new), fresh paint, roof is like newNeighborhood: B-/C+Asking Price: $224,900Assessment: $215,100Taxes: $1.15 per every $100 (so about $2,500Insurance quote: $140-$150Section 8 max for thsee unit approx. $1,200Rentometer.com said average rents for the area for 3 - 1 is $1100.

It wasn't a total rehab, needed fresh paint, flooring, kitchen countertop & cabinets but overall smart buy for him.

@Alex ShaughnessyI posted when I was fresh to Bigger Pockets.

Buying the last house took almost a year (we got it off the market with me making $35K and just an offer letter for my wife fresh out of college so it was an ordeal), so I assumed this would take a few months.

I've heard a lot of strong opinions on "terminate immediately and start fresh."

Whenever a client of mine is buying a large property like this, I will try to obtain the following items:-  Copy of Rent rolls (At least 2 years, you may only get 1 year if the tenants are fresh)-  Copy of Maintenance logs-  Copy of deferred maintenance-  Any recent inspections (If there are any community assistance programs paying rent)-  Copy of any inspections completed-  Copy of their lease (Does not have to be signed but at least you can get a general idea of what their terms are)-  Is the property managed professionally or by someone else?

Scope: New kitchen, new bath, refinished the 95 year old white oak (front of house) & birch (hallways & bedrooms) floors, retrimming some areas to remediate shoddy work that had accumulated over the years, lots of cracked plaster repair, restored painted door & window hardware, and fresh paint throughout.