Assuming that you're accounting for ALL expenses including vacancy, maintenance, CapEx, insurance, etc., then that is still a low return from the cash flow side of things. 

This would save you a ton with taxes - although it is in your best interest to speak with an accountant who can run the numbers for the different scenarios. 

Agreed, especially for just paint as any established painter will have trade accounts set up.

Here's what I set aside per unit:Taxes:  ~ $100 per monthTurnover expense:  3.5% GSRWater/Sewer/Trash: $30-$45 per monthMaintenance: 12%Cap Ex: 2.5%Overhead: 1%Insurance: ~$25/mo.Debt service (100% leveraged): $350-$400EVERYTHING ABOVE is increased by 10% to account for vacancyAll told, each unit still cash flows between $100 and $200 per month.These are B-/C+ small MF properties.Note I do not pay for management as I self-manage, but that is offset by the increased debt service created by the 100% leverage. 

Still studying deals, reading what I can and listening to podcast.

@Bryan Germann Account Closed has given you some excellent advice.

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Apparently when I signed up, it tried to take the profile picture from my Google account and use that.

We could contract other items such as management and accounting. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Originally posted by @Matt K.