From my understanding, it broke ground early 2015 and is supposedly finishing around 2025?

All of these additions planned to be ready by the Super Bowl here in 2019.Oh and if you need “eyes on the ground” or pictures/videos of your property or areas shoot me a message.

I'd make a 3% vacancy look like 8% but probably I won't underwrite a 3% vacancy as 30% since I'll never find a deal that way).If you want a more grounded research, you might just call PMs that manage that asset class and ask about what they see as vacancy in that area; perhaps a better strategy than just an assumption of one unit vacant for a year since that's sorta...random?

New owner).I'm still waiting on my offer to be accepted but before placing an offer, my due diligence was to make sure I had a contingency in place since there are things like ground rent in my area hat I have to also consider as well as an astringent City Code/Housing office that notoriously places liens that don't show up right away.Not sure if this is helpful for you on this current transaction but it may be helpful to spend the few extra hundred dollars for the enhanced title insurance when purchasing in all cash or on non-traditional (I.e REOs//estate/divorce) properties.

- Do you have someone in person that that isn't just boots on the ground, but understands rehab costs so they can get a proper rehab estimate so you know whether it's a deal or not?

. : )Hi Sonya,Ohio is a great market along with many others in the Midwest.I always stress to new investors to focus more on establishing trust and relationships with key people on the ground rather than looking at the stats and demographics of a particular area straight off the bat.Every time I lost money in real estate wasn't due to the numbers not working in the deal.

You need to find a team with boots on the ground, and get a really good handle of what that other market(s) has to offer though.

I assume you have little to no money to invest at the moment so look into wholesaling and learn as much as possible and hit the ground running. 

If there is a premium, you should sell more quickly.Also is the pool an in-ground pool?

I have an ongoing issue that the sewer line under my home, from ground level down, needs to be augured.