Ever since I read that damn book my life changed, all I talk about is this stuff.

Same with my insurance carrier (Erie).jeff

I'm just looking for some experiences with basically condemned buildings, which are either brought back to life or perhaps replaced with a manufactured duplex or similar?  

I have lived in Dayton, Ohio for most of my life except for 6 years in the Air Force where I was stationed in the Netherlands.

But don't forget that you have expenses like maintenance, taxes, insurance, heat, hot water, electricity, management, etc. 

Then you're in the same situation you were 3 years ago with the same rental price but NO more OMI to use as it's only good once in that building's life.

I had no one to refer to@Ariel G.Nice to have someone here in Israel to talk to, and to consult withI wonder how did you manage to analyze deals, because I don't know if we (as Israelis) have the knowledge to do soAs I said in one of my posts here - we are not familiar with the market in the US, so I think it is hard for us to know for example how much rent can we take, what about insurances, property management costs and so onHow did you manage to gather all the data and make an analysis?

Perhaps it's a relative or a surviving spouse, ex-spouse, life partner, etc.

After debt service, taxes, insurance, and reserves, I'm estimating monthly cash flow of $1,100.

Will I be able to get property insurance with this tenant in place?