not listed.Here is the number crunching:We have to put 25% down to avoid PMI = $57,475 (*60K) leaving us a balance of $172,425Rent for 2nd Unit *upstair would prob go for $950 or $1k.We want to do 15 Year FixedIt's has gas heat for entire unit. everything separate.Thoughts or concerns.I think this is a great buy!

Your comps look solid as lo g as they are in the same town as your flip and within a tight radius, 1  to 2 miles or so.  

We have two options for replacement: 1)buy a new one (we own the current one) or 2) rent one from the gas company and we pay rental fee.

They are all build-ready with utilities, gas, water, wastewater, etc. and level.  

They are all build-ready with utilities, gas, water, wastewater, etc. and level.

They are all build-ready with utilities, gas, water, wastewater, etc. and level.

Gas/electricity would be covered by tenants, and trash is free through the city.  

You have 10 to 20 mortgages, roofs, furnaces, water heaters, garages and roof for garage, sidewalk, yard, insurance, water bill, gas bill, RE taxes etc...  

There is only one gas meter servicing one hot water tank, which is utilized by all three units.  

I was there when I was your age and started with an installment loan at Metro Credit Union of $250 and a gas credit card and went from there but hard money lenders could make sense possibly if you can refi out of it quickly into a conventional loan.