A:  Yes...and again, you don't know what they are.5) The analysis is based on Zillow recently sold searches for 2/1 and evaluation of county auditor sales in past 5 years of 2/1's in the neighborhood.A:  Much better, but I hope you didn't use the Zestimate...and I also hope your criteria for sold comps "in the neighborhood" only included properties within 1 mile, in the same city, that are within 10% in sq ftg of the property being analyzed...or it's not "apples to apples".

inherited" tenants like yours are probably waiting to hear from you, so send out contact emergency info and have them respond and include with next rent payment a updated contact sheet,, I'd make an appointment to tour inside of each unit with condition sheet,, the condition from your date of ownership is now what you use for condition move out.. so once that's completed you now know which unit would be tops on your list to rehab and offer an early out to.. if that's a consideration.. you can of course let all tenants know the rent will increase to $$$ when their lease is up and you are accepting 30 or 60 day vacate notices early, they'll be prepared. 

BTW, servicers have always been required to verify loan conditions including ownership, but the above link to the Servicing Guide Bulletin was just published on August 16, 2017 (two weeks ago) so don't bellyache if your loan is called;) 

As with most who catch the bug, my mind seems to be completely consumed with thoughts dealing with this common bond that brings us all together.I was thinking earlier about my first experiences with REI meetups.

I'm in the process of finding all the right pieces including forming an LLC. 

From door to door including stops it can be 6-7 hour drive.There are opportunities in the Rochester area, but unless you know the market and have troops on the ground I don't see how it could work doing everything remotely from the city.

landromats are huge tacky turnoff to neighborhoods.. unless well kept and dry cleaner operated included.

here is the link to the listing, I don't know why I didn't think to include it in the first place. http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/4...It's also listed on trulia and zillow.

A good example is a 2 family with structural, electrical and plumbing issues on a home that is 100 years old and needs lots of work but the seller was hoping to get 190,000 and currently includes heat, hot water and electric and is only getting 1100 for the side that is rented. 

This comes out to $131 a unit per month (not including the managers unit).