The upside looks great, great rent increases and the asset looks to be in good condition, keep your cash, you may find another deal.

Zoning, outdoor storage is fairly rare, depending where you are, condition of the improvements, are you looking for just a metal building or some office too?

Not knowing these items will put you in a great position to FAIL.Once you have a decent handle on your market conditions and rehab number calculations (there are plenty of threads here that I and others have gone into full detail on how to do), then you can comfortably start looking for private money lenders.

You could physically tour the property to get an understanding of its complete condition and determine approximate rehab costs.

If you want to have a value add strategy, Class C and D is appropriate, because you can go in and improve the condition of the property.

If your property is in tough shape or is older; I would increase this reserve, but this is a rough calculation for a property that is in good condition, not in need of major capex.You can also increase this annually or do it on a monthly basis; i.e. $25 per unit, per month goes into a savings account and I will increase that x% per year. 

The property was in great condition and 100% performing.

@Christopher Rodriguez depending on where in San Diego, size and condition of the duplex that could be an amazing deal or a mediocre one .

The home is in great condition and is worth $500k easily, state of Alabama.

How old and in what condition are the big-ticket features (roof, windows, doors, flooring, furnace, water heater, etc.)?