Yes and no, You’ll need to show you have similar experience in that scope / size # of units.

If they are unwilling to do that, then do no renew the lease.The water damage is a bit more tricky...since its a defect in the unit that created it, and they just did a ****** job of reporting it, then its harder to stick them with the bill.

Monthly heating bills of $600 is a lot considering in a downstairs of a quad, there is a warm unit above and beside the unit.

Also given this is in a 10-unit building does it matter, as the rent / NOI will be the primary driver for value?

I don’t know why you’d have an oversupply of rental units.

the way section 8 works is different in every county across the US and I have been diving into the matter myself for an 8 unit I am considering putting into section 8 in St petersburg Florida.. but from my understanding you would ask whatever rent you are hoping to recieve and the tenant will tell you what their TTP or total tenant payment is and the county is responsible for covering the remainder of the lease as long as it is beneath their FMR fair market rent.

Look at the homes on both sides.BRRR people you could add units.

DSCR requires 15% down for single and 20% down for 2-4 units. 

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

I'm looking for advice on how to best outsource bookkeeping for a rental portfolio of 15 - 20  SFR and small MFH units.