Usually substantially less than that.

IMHO you can substantiate charging for: cleaning,  stain removal on carpet, restoring the yard. 

Basically there are fewer people to compete against and bid the price up, with 3 and 4 units compared to single and 2 families.The benefits from owner-occupying a multi are substantial, enough to warrant a special term for the strategy - "house hacking" - and it has extensive coverage here on Bigger Pockets.

This had a substantial impact on the value of the home while limiting the amount we spent.

I anticipate a pretty substantial upside once improve the resident population/lease up.  

But it would allow you to place more of your debt into lower interest if one was substantially higher. 

My strategy is definately to go for a more substantial (20+ doors) building (or 2-3 building portfolio), in the "C" class.

Otherwise, until you gain a substantial amount more of equity, you’re likely stuck where you’re at. 

Rates tend to be more competitive, and assuming your projects are successful there's a great opportunity to increase credit lines substantially over time.

Rates tend to be more competitive, and assuming your projects are successful there's a great opportunity to increase credit lines substantially over time.