This makes me doubt all the criminal background screening that comes back as clean as well.I believe that the issue with Maine is that our court data isn't readily accessible online. 

in our market here we build 3 to 4 thousand new apartment doors yearly. that's one city metro.. so this in itself keeps rents from going to nuts.. but the new construction depending on where it is is 100 to 400 a foot to build.. its a 100k to build one on the low end up to 400k for one 2 bd apartment in an elevator building on the higher end..when you can go to rural US and buy existing homes in some of these small bergs for 50 to 70k and in some small towns in PA for instance I have seen many for 10 to 20k.. does not take much there to be successful renting those out.. cost of acquiring them is more akin to being in the used car business. 

Tenants that had left months ago are still showing as current and the apartment had never been turned.

Hello BP,Currently resolving why my profile picture options are always slanted, but other than that excited to be apart of BP. 

One of our goals is to own a few multi-family apartment units.

Also a lot of time spent trying to thing of other passive income streams along with jobs that I can do from my computer at work, which have evaded me thus far.The question I have for you all is a list of the pros & cons of gaining my real estate license to use on a part-time basis.My job is flexible in that I can leave the office to make appointments nearly any time of the day and am able to answer phone calls.

I currently work for Boeing so I am stuck here on the westside of the state😂😂😂I have access to some capital but I am specifically looking to invest in the Spokane market.

--Become a hard money lender somehow--Figure out how to get in on an apartment building somewhere (although I'm currently trying to build a new business and don't have time to simultaneously learn another one).

I live in Bayonne and have seen progress towards positive change since moving here (luxury apartment complexes, ferry, Costco, Military Ocean Terminal redevelopment, bike share, park improvements).

I know that there may not be a science for this but I thought wouldn't hurt to ask the question:  Just for initial planning purposes is there a way to come up with a swag at annual capex number for a class B apartment as a ratio related to its NOI, price, on-going maintenance costs, or some other parameter, way before you go on with a full due diligence?