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I prefer to take care of that and then just charge them accordingly. 

The Idaho Apartment Association recommends that the landlord provide a form directly to the health care provider to complete and return. 

Take care!

The reason is that, with limited capital, you have to choose where to dive in carefully.  

Although I am not familiar with your specific market be very careful to look back 10+ years at the pricing trends. 

I realized that is a tall ask.Mike, The plumbing and HVAC look good.Jason,Yes, you are correct in this deal probably can't work and the not enough margin.I just was looking to see if a no (or little money down deal) would be worth the trouble.The tenant want to stay 1-2 years and have take very good care of the property.I am on to the next deal.I appreciate everyone's feedback.Thank you,Ginger

@Arturo Perez Be very careful buying in North Lawndale.

@Johann jells gotta love the stupidity of others, no care lack of common sense, I just don't get it, your right tho some contractors just don't use there brains

For example, I generally don't care about anything but actual cash flow, so the other numbers like ROI and IRR don't weigh very heavily on my decisions.