He does mostly commercial office buildings, but he is not very experienced in the rehab side of real estate so I am hoping to get some experienced advice from my readers.Here are some details I have gathered on the property: It is an 8 unit apartment building listed at $227,000It has 6380 Sqft.2 bed 1 bath per unitBuilt in 1960Current owner bought it for $100,000 in 2018Located in the lesser side of the cityFrom what I understand the seller was in the process if renovating the property in which they finished the outside to include a new roof, paint, windows and some landscaping.

In addition to finishing the floors, walls, ceiling, it also should include ducting in the heat and A/C.

For those in the thread above (I haven't finished reading it, admittedly) who say it's impossible for the "Average American" to invest in real estate without debt that's not true.

After working on it for five years, I have finally finished.

Having a paying tenant could definitely save you having to legally evict a squatter while they trash (so much bodily waste) the place oR cook meth in it.

I financed that with a friend, plus credit cards, and accounts at local hardware stores.When the job was finished, the house appraised at $170k. 

For the last 2 years I have been attempting to learn as much as possible about home-owning and home upkeep and have tried to pick up small jobs related to this while finishing up Nursing school.

For the last 2 years I have been attempting to learn as much as possible about home-owning and home upkeep and have tried to pick up small jobs related to this while finishing up Nursing school.

I'm looking for single family or multifamily houses that offer 4-5 bedrooms which can each be individually rented out to students.I'm also curious about how locals feel about paying renting for a finished basement?

The 2nd master bathroom isn’t finished.