Sure this has added a little bit of stress to me, but I feel like it is miniscule compared to other things they could be doing and now that I've been through it once, it is an easy message to the PM that won't stress me out anymore.  

But, the cost to update the interior is nothing compared to replacing the aging infrastructure.

This is how you do a quick comparative analysis on it;1) Look at the all-in costs of selling and buying.

Every unit was huge compared to units in California.

Compare the cost of the remediation vs the rate increase.

It was smart of you to contact others and have some comparable pricing.

If they can provide a comparative market analysis and help source off-market deals, that would be great asset.I would love to get some recommendations from the experts already in this market.Also, please let me know if I am missing anything.

Hey Carlos,First off, you can start by looking at what nearby (.5-1 mile) comparable properties have sold for in the last 6 months.

Plan is to buy at $425k, invest $200k in renos and refinance the property around $810k (based off comparibles).

The question is what is your cashflow as a return on invest (ROI) when compared to the amount of your money invested into the property (downpayment).