On top of all this, my town has 3 world class ski resorts within an hour's drive, and almost unimaginable outdoor experiences.

However, if that was 10% APR the seller would probably almost double their money.

I am currently evaluating a 3-unit building worth approx 80-90k with a pre-rehab cap rate of 30% with an older shingle siding.

Absent a good value add opportunity with private pre-funding and a cash out, it seems like it might be hard to find many deals in strong areas that could provide a good return at $100/door and would meet the minimum DSCR requirements.There is more to this and several variables to consider (unit count, avg rents…), but in a situation of 100 units at $1,000 or more a door avg rent, it seems tough for me to call $100/mo per door a great investment unless this a pre value add or is a worst case scenario number that factors in the performance in a declining economic cycle.

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We have so much to do outdoors (hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, skiing is a short drive away, etc.), there are pretty views almost everywhere, and all these things are easily accessible (Asheville is still a relatively small city). 

more skiing!!).

And I am talking about in Ski season right now.

I enjoy soccer and skiing.

If you don't have a RE agent you are working with this would be a good way of getting to know one as I would use this as a pre-vetting interview question.