Originally a 3/1, had been renovated the last few years by converting the carport and garage into 2 additional bedrooms and one bath, resulting in a 5/3 just north of Texas A&M University; renting at $2,250/month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Additionally, the bunks in the living room look nasty, too.

Congrats on all your progress to date and congrats on the upcoming addition to the family!

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There are three additional large economic drivers in the area as well.

33 Unit - Asking $4350000 - ( I believe I can offer $4120000)Building is %100 occupied Current Rental Income -   $400380Total Additional income  $20698ExpensesReal Estate Taxes $66,695Insurance $8,407Trash $3,534 Electric $2,375 Alarm Monitoring $666 Gas $18,749 Pest Control $1,135Water/Sewer $24,051 Landscape/Snow Removal/Cleaning $12,168Management $34,439  Repairs/Maintenance $16,000Cap EX $20019                        TOTAL EXPENSES $208235NET OPERATING INCOME: $212843Dept service  $195600There is a big rental upsideCurrently the average rent is 1042 per unitComps tell me that if I fix up units @$8000 per unit - I will be able to get $1300 average on a unit.Once all units are done over the building should be able to fetch $6m after 36-48 months 

In addition to our primary residence I have one property that is owned by my self-directed 401k, and another rental property. 

I would suggest you do a bit of additional homework prior to taking on New Development projects.

One unit is vacant and needs minimal work since the previous owner just put new carpet and paint into it.

I did some additional research and found that Fannie Mae’s requirements were 6 months.