@Kristian LindAnything over 8 or 9% is solid.

I'm hiring an HVAC tech to check it and make sure it's in solid condition ahead of the winter season and ensure my tenants are in good shape and can stay warm. 

I've got a 1912 craftsman duplex and its solid as a rock, will likely outlive some of my newer properties.

If a ground-up development deal can get funding, there's no reason a vacant building with a solid lease-up plan, and someone with a history of completing these deals shouldn't be able to find funding.

Hi @Christopher S Lippe, this is a solid question! 

There aren’t many duplexes in the area to really know what the resale value is as a solid updated duplex. 

Hey guys, how do you determine if you are purchasing a duplex for a solid price?

I wouldn't buy anything with less that 25 years remaining, unless you have a solid exit strategy. 

OK I know, I know, finding solid contractors of ANY kind is already difficult enough, but I'm looking for any leads on nearby builders of small unique home styles: A Frames, Simple Cabins, and other Tiny Homes generally speaking. 

My philosophy is to give the best service possible because my goal is to make clients for life and build a solid referral relationship with my clients.