View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Up and down duplex, the property is located 5 minutes from a University, middle school, and there is talk about building another school 5 minutes away No vacancies in the last 2 and a half years according to the property manager, new roof last year, the siding looks like it's in good shape.

(that's about 2 feet too high for her liking) We do all property renovations from foundation work to roof repairs.

Hi BP community, Looking for some expert reactions on roof condition.

If you want to run your own deals, you might consider finding a boots-on-the-ground partner with a good reputation and pool capital with them to fund their deals.Dan Handford raises capital for his own deals, and @Paul Moore is more like a fund-of-funds that raises capital from passive investors to deploy with sponsors.

Roof was put in in 2007.

The house had great bones though - a good roof, functional windows, and well-maintenanced HVAC.

It was a foreclosure that had been recently renovated in 2013/14 with a new roof and mostly required cosmetic updates.

As long as your proceeds from the relinquished property and the cash into the replacement property are the same or greater, you should have No Boot to pay taxes on.Man you are a brave one! 

They clearly had expenses thinner than 50% in most cases so my assumption was, with a quality product (full renovation of all the big capex things: roof, mechanicals, plumbing), and in a decent area with good tenants, you can safely lower the expense projections under 50%.

Updated Roof, Siding, etc and this thing will sell quickly in this desirable area.