Often times I get hits from people in small towns further away.

If you have any questions, you can hit me up anytime.

Very often the FDIC also shares in the loss in value of the assets that it sells to the new bank.Rest assured, bank failures will again hit triple digits 'sometime' in the future.What I did not track were the total assets & deposits in the failed banks.

I'm assuming it will need electrical work done and pretty much everything else you would need in a house.

I know it not the most Ethical thing to do but I go by home depot or lower and get three electrical heaters take them out of the box my self real neat and put them in and plug them up for temp problem call to get the heat fix, some time may end up being on Tuesday if it a part not in stock after they finish I place it back nice and neat in the box as I got it and take it back to Lowes or home depo.

All 3 of those elements combined with EBB can produce very high electric bills.

60% is if landlord pays the water, gas , electric etc.If you the landlord do not pay any of that and it is direct billed from the electric company to the tenant on separate meters then I use 50% expenses.You have when purchasing IMMEDIATE CAPEX and ONGOING CAPEX.

The 2nd "full" bath looks like a 3/4 to me so if that is the case you will either have to upgrade that or take a hit on rent.Why not just buy one of the available multi families in the area for $10-70K less and put that money into upgrading it if you want to have flashy modern units?

To bring electricity from across the street is about 40K... yikes!!!

The property was older but had new roof, new HVAC and an updated electrical system.