Just look up custom multi family builders.

The assumption has always been that rental income will be received in the form of fixed monthly rental payments.My thought is that a Cape Cod rental would perform better using a different rental strategy, or at the very least, other strategies should be considered.

The company charges a high amount for fees and management, has poor customer service and they don't really seem to know real estate.

About the only assumption, you can make on a property that's cheap is you'll have to spend $ on a renovation.  

It doesn't look like this is a custom ordered home so it shouldn't be difficult to do so.

I’m looking at a few 3 units in Manchester, New Hampshire near Elm Street, it’s my assumption since everything Shops, bars and parks are on Elm that Elm is a desirable place to live/own a property.

Basic, Standard, Designer, Custom.

I'd love to get your feedback or any ideas on list stacking or custom list buildingLooking into how to pull and compile all public records are scrub for property ownership daily so they are straight from the sourceI added vacant status and tax records to each property also.

Im a loyal customer.

I want to make sure that my calculations/assumptions are correct before I embark on any type of next step.Knowing what I know about CMAs, I'm confident that the property in question is worth around $130,000, so for argument's sake, we'll consider this the purchase price.