[The price for] an average 4 square two story in the city of New Castle for an average of $20k and rents are yielding between $600-$2000 a month depending on amenities, condition and whether or not utilities are included.

I want to start slow and easy, with a safety net, but I also want to actually get my foot in the door with something and start actually building equity.

He said the hive is about the size of two basketballs about 2 feet high and a foot in diameter, and it should be removed.

What are the assumptions that are being factored in - namely occupancy rate and rent per square foot per unit type - and how do they compare to the local market?

I think the piece of land with the right foot traffic would cost quite a bit.

Find some way to get your foot in the door that'll look right on paper.

Sorry about the ordeal and I hope you can get it squared away in time. 

A general rule is that as long as there is nothing structural you can usually do a significant ammount of rehab for  $50 per square foot.

She is insisting that the above grade square footage is just the two floors above the entry level (24x48x2=2304 sq ft) and that the 800 or so of finished square feet on the entry level is "below grade."  

And it's a 2 bedroom, 1650 square feet, so would need to be reconfigured to be a 3 bedroom to get that ARV.