I know when I started RE investing 14 years ago, I would have crawled through broken glass to invest in properties such as these, what are investors looking for?  

But immediately there is a monthly payment due on a loan which is assumed upon purchase for the actual Apartment Building, which is merged with other expenses for the apartment; water, garbage, television and internet(upgradeable naturally) building insurance, janitor services, snow removal, and overall grounds upkeep, and other maintenance.

Grapevines destroyed, roses dead, broken glass in the windows, a wall knocked out of a metal shed.There was no sign of life, the extra family living in a travel trailer is gone, and there was a large flatbed trailer in the drive filled with ruined carpet, broken furniture, and garbage.

However, even the items that are upgraded a little would not be items that I put in my house.

Our system that should have prevented all this from happening failed - my fault - but hopefully going forward, new changes/fixes/updates/upgrades to the site won't cause any visible chaos to you again.

See how much brick you have in there - I bet you see quite a bit of broken pieces of brick and mortar.

(App 1600 sq feet)List price: $319,000 (I owe 185,000) What I believe it will sell for: $309,000 Gain on sale: ZERO or -$2,000 money need at closing Money into property: Mort payments: 169,000, Upgrades $50,000= $219,000 Let the voting begin.

The building is a MF but each unit is broken out into individual parcels.Can I get a conventional loan to purchase all four parcels at once, or will I have to get individual loans on each unit? 

On another point- as you've learned keeping yourself from adding upgrades while rehabbing is difficult.  

@Jarrod Cook   link it broken...