We did a FSBO with ideal buyers.We decided to take the money off the table along with a tidy $50k profit and put it into another B&H property of similar size and scope in a better area that commands higher rent.

Ideally I'd like them to leave.

While this isn't ideal for investors (cash is king), it may still be fine very long term for your overall net worth.You could also consider mortgaging your current home, going through the voluntary foreclosure process on the rental (continuing to suck in rent as long as you can) and simply becoming a cash buyer for the next 7 - 10 years.

I'm not familiar with what to look for in the unit to ensure gas/water/electric lines have ideal access points for sub metering accurately.  

Wow this is absolutely Disgusting how you  people are judging others just because of there financial situations you don’t know why these people are on section 8 or what they endured in their life you cannot sum everyone on section 8 into 1 category I’m sure some of these people do fit the section 8 stereotype but I deal with these people daily and most of them are just trying to get by and care for their families and just need some help due to “individual” hardships so now I will do what you judgmental jerks did and assume your all idiots because the facts are that they cannot pay the difference as the guidelines state in almost every Housing Program you all should be ashamed of yourselves for judging people on financial status alone most of you are probably rich greedy swindlers who made money scheming or had it handed to you secretly spending your kids tuitions on drugs prostitutes and who knows what that being said do some serious soul searching and this does not apply to Scott because he actually seems decent it’s you other fools that need checked

Ideally you buy the in the LLCs name to start with.

This question might be private info if so no worries.......I would love to know what a ballpark ROI on what you guys do, obviously nothing specific just a ballpark.in exchange here is my stuff in broad strokes....I bought in 07 at 714K for a 3 story 2160sf brick row house.

I do my own property management currently, so full service turnkey is not quite ideal as I don't need the property management company.  

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Lets say it doesn't have all the utilities or there are other issues with the lot then you will deduct those cost from your ideal purchase price of $125,000.