there is literally no way this would only cost 16-20k to fix LOL. wishful thinking. i would call this a full gut based on the pics and use $65/sqft for guts (even that is sometimes not enough but it's a place to start). so if this property is 1,000 square feet, we're looking at a $65,000 reno give or take. what did your contractor say it would cost?

BackgroundI own and self manage six multifamily properties in Providence, RI, acquired between 2008-2013 at great prices, with less than $50K in total debt remaining.

Recently DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) for residential properties has been the talk, you probably have seen most loan officers market the heck out of these in recent months!  

My wife and I are based in Florida and work as non-profit business consultants.

I've looked at First American/Data Tree and a couple of others but they seem pricey especially considering the search and records limitations on the base plans. 

Why not just hold the debt?

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This is based on the true value of what the cash/cost in the property (DP, Cash Flow and equity) is buying in property value.This is an example of the compounding effect Albert Einstein referred to as "the greatest invention of the 20th century". 

While most municipalities do not possess an interative map as easy to use, once you famiarlize yourself with the base zoning districts that allow the 2-4 unit buildings, relying on the local zoning maps will help direct you to the specific areas within the municipality that possesses the proper zoning.

( I would assume based on area median rents?)