I'll say that this style + an interior finish level that matches it will be tough to bring in at this price (approx $178/sq ft) factoring in the lot UNLESS you are locationally agnostic.Zoning, too, will be an issue if you're looking at putting this within city limits, which is one of the reasons my doubts lie in the lot costs. 

I have recently come across an opportunity to purchase an 8 unit portfolio from a real estate investor. 7/8 of the properties have recently had the interiors renovated and all of them are currently filled with tenants.

The house is a crawlspace and they will not need access to the interior as far as I know.

The building was in need of repair across the board from interior to landscaping... the prior owners were paying for electricity out of pocket so prioritized that as the first 'fix.'

The home is painted brick, side-by-side on their own water and electric meters, new roof, new hvac, new interior.

The building was in need of repair across the board from interior to landscaping... the prior owners were paying for electricity out of pocket so prioritized that as the first 'fix.'

The building was in need of repair across the board from interior to landscaping... the prior owners were paying for electricity out of pocket so prioritized that as the first 'fix.'

I have been presented a deal that needs a full gut job on the interior.

DONE  no up sell no talking to a salesmen.. the price is the price there are a few extras you can go for like the higher performance  nicer rims different colors and different color interiors but again you choose them right on the computer. 

The wood interior, sunlit rooms and pellet stove creates a warm and cozy living environment that you will enjoy year round.