I have received a refund for a transaction that occurred in the previous tax year.Specifically, this transaction occurred in May 2023, but I received the refund for that amount in January 2024.

Hello Bigger Pockets community.Trying to get base line number of what the average % yearly operating expense per unit is for a typical class C property, 2-3 BR on a 5 to 20 unit property.

What is typical in the neighborhood for the sale price of the home?

After joining BP and changing our business plan, we now plan to BRRRR/Hold 50+ properties this year.After many talks, and receiving much feedback, with fellow investors here on BP we knew we had to put systems in place if we wanted to even have a chance at obtaining our new goal. 

From there I can typically get an idea if we even need to go any further. 

My typical investment in Colorado has been around a ~500k purchase price, and I really strive to purchase property that is $20,000 to $25,000 under market value and that is break even cash flow minimum after operating expense/debt. 

It is typically based on prime + index.

Naturally, I immediately contacted NREIG to seek clarification and resolution.Shockingly, the response I received from NREIG was merely an admission of their own negligence.

I know that typically there is a 5 to 6% commission in most Resi transactions.

ADU additions typically cost more than the value added.