- I'm a full time real estate investor with a few dozen multifamily properties with multiple units each so there are over a hundred tenants.

@Daniel King I self-manage my current portfolio of seven units and use RentRedi software for collecting rent, listing units, and property management. 

What strategies have any of you used when purchasing occupied units that are currently rented far below market rates?

The doorbell camera can't monitor the inside of the rental unit, but it can capture funny business.

Why back yourself into a corner with language like "Failure to vacate the property within the agreed timeframe will render this agreement null and void."?!?

He was there every week making sure things ran ok but he also had a total of 8 units on that property with 3bd/1ba each equal 24 female tenants.

We had a fire on one of the units, had business interruption and got paid.All markets are different in pricing, a general rule of thumb is around 250 per unit.BestGino

Factor in 3-5% vacancy and also $1000 a year per unit cap/ex.

Hi, I'm looking to buy and rehab a 2-4 unit multifamily in San Francisco where I'll be occupying a unit while renting out the rest.

For example we'll be staging a unit and then doing high quality 3d floorplan pictures and creating a website on the units and other collateral because we know we can use those assets again and again for years and the costs will be worth it.