You may find a $25K property that is only worth $50K after you've done a $25K remodel, whereas in another neighborhood, the same type of house might be worth $75K or $100K when complete and ready for sale.Best to analyze these and other basic metrics and stats for the area of interest, before taking the plunge.If you need more assistance, definitely check out your local REI group and ask lots of questions, or, seek out a more experienced investor who is working the same area you are interested in, before you jump in.

All rents seem fair, the normal problem I see when I analyze Muti's is rents to low.Weekly rent payments are not uncommon around here, we have a fair amount of factory jobs and most hourly workers don't budget well.I don't currently have week to week, and it bothers me on this deal.

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30 units, 4 buildings, right next to each other.

10 units’ vacant, current owners are paying water and have move in specials to “sweeten the deal” their words.

All units in...

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This is my first house. I read all the articles here and try to find properties close to it. Is this a good one?

2600 sqft double in buffalo ny

135,000

6 beds 2 bath (3/1 per unit...

Target section 8 or other populations that are a bit more stable but not strong enough to move around.As you analyze low income, plan for higher vacancy rates (10%) and make sure the cash flow works out, because you can't count on much appreciation.

@Jordan Vires the best way to evaluate is to use 50% rule (See @Brandon Turner video "How to Use the 50% Rule to Analyze a MultiFamily Investment": https://www.youtube.com/watch?

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