Other things to take into consideration will be the level of finishes.

Be smart, be that skill keeper and you gonna learn a ton about the properties you want to be an expert in, your gonna enable house hacking and BRRR like a rock-star, your gonna be blue-collar-rich as they are top demand and income right now so long as you don't develop a nose candy problem you will have considerable disposable income to invest and empower maximum REI potentials. 

That being said, if I could get a clearly better return by selling it and investing elsewhere I'd be open to it.It seems like an obvious choice to build something there, as building would be considerably cheaper than buying, especially in that neighborhood.

Our operations are run different to most and that should be taken into consideration as well.

Hi @Reda Bennani Providence is considerably more affordable than Boston, to begin investing in multi units.

Your father's passing and the size of your mother's estate bring to light more considerations.

If a seller doesn't have a security deposit or has one that is less than one month's rent, those are additional risks that I take into consideration with my purchase price.

The other thing other thing that your analysis doesn't take in to consideration is the future value of the income stream that is being received over the 10 years.  

I know a lot of info is available for free, but that info tends to be inaccurate, inconsistent and can be tedious to obtain, especially if I decide to start reaching to agents with old listings to make offers.Another consideration is becoming one of the prized investor friendly agents that seem so coveted.

I have a construction company working with me who isn't concerned about being able to remediate the landHi Brandon,If it were mine, here are some things I would have under consideration:1.