The RICH club puts on an event on the first Saturday of every month and thats a decent sized event.

IE number of bedrooms, bathrooms, lot size etc.You never know who's looking to buy.

I would try to minimize the size of the common areas as much as possible (within reason).

This amount of money will vary based on the size of the transaction ... but you can assume it will cost $2k-$3k at a minimum.

You will need to have a look at the sewer sizing standards of the city to determine the size of the pipe at the tap, and then check the size of the lateral line(s) in place for your septic systems. 

Hi Rob,I'm interested in Troy and similar sized properties yo mentioned for buy and hold purposes.  

Personally, I don't lose sleep over sized of earnest money deposits when I'm the seller.  

(SFH vs MFH, size, lot, etc...)  

If it means that you're not very good at conceptualizing what needs to be done, and how much it costs, you should have someone good assist you/do it for you, even if it means hiring someone (depending on the size of your business), because getting the math wrong will mean the difference between success and bankruptcy, and this is even more true the further down the ladder you go in terms of profit margins. 

There's also a nice size garage on the property that I would be using for my vehicles I store, if I cleared it out at some point, that could be rented as well, possibly could look into a separate meter, garage has its own driveway its separate from the home.