It's very outdated; there's a garage conversion for half of a 2-car garage that was poorly executed; kitchen/bathrooms need new countertops, tubs, appliances; flooring basically throughoutRents: 1300-1500 (trying to get to the higher end with my rehab==1450)Monthly Expenses: 756PM: 182Taxes: 210Vacancy: 112Repairs/Maint: 70CapEx: 70Insurance: 112Max Mortgage Payment: I used all these costs, with my hope to cash flow at least $100/month to back into what I should offer for the property (not considering CCR yet), with a 20% down payment. 

I guess they'll not likely sell it for significantly less than they've listed it for, but if I plan on getting 1600/month/side, I feel like I could cash flow $100/door at a PP of around $305kAny thoughts around this would be hugely helpful!

I have set a goal to reach 100 doors in less than five years.

Whether you need more bedrooms or more square footage or a garage, or you want a shorter commute.

@Jeffrey Almonte So I can bang on their doors if they mess up.

Closed on first 18 months ago, at 10 doors now, looking for more now and submitting offers frequently.2.

I am currently investing in Bakersfield (sfh) but currently live in Los angles where I have my primary home and renting out a garage conversion.

Let's take a look at door hangers / door knockers.

Cost of turnover can vary from each door, depending on the previous tenant, and most of the time the cost can be offset by the security deposit.

Things as simple as a front door, double pane glass, paint colors, type of paint etc all come into play.