Remember to keep asking your questions and getting answers. 

To answer your second question, yes profit/cash flow per door is one of many important figures to factor in.

The answer, in short, is “Yes,” when the property has been repaired or replaced.

@Jonathan Tang, yes, I'm the founder and CEO of PropertyRadar, happy to answer any questions.

Maybe the answer is lower cashflow for a while until I get the value add opportunities implemented.I understand that the sellers are looking to retire soon, they don't necessarily need the monthly income as they are only drawing $1200/$2600, they also have a >10 unit apartment they might also be interested in selling down the road.

Do a couple of math examples and compare your rate of return, factor in potential appreciation (its a bonus but dont let it rule your decision making process) for example house A costs 100k brings a 8% annual ROIHouse B costs 50k but brings a 11% ROIthen the answer becomes obvious, you want to deploy 100k into 2 of house B.

But I’m getting a lot of great answers from you guys.

He didn't have answers, but he had options.

Hi Efrain, Im a new investor as well and haven't started my first deal so I may not be the best person to answer this, but I wanted to give some advice from my research.

This was my third auction and i felt really good about a few properties so i pulled the trigger and got one I was asking questions, some i knew or had an idea of the answer, to get some opinions from people on here who have been doing this stuff longer than i have as I have no mentor.