But then it'll bring in $3000 in gross rents per month ($300 is conservative, probably more like $3500).

What's your return on investment for the extra money needed to do the repairs and bring the property up to date? 

Strongly, in time, I feel as though REI is the way to go for the future which brings me to my real estate interest which include: BRRRR, House Hacking, Stack, Development and Commercial REI.

If they are still there the sheriff schedules the moveout and you have to bring some muscle on that day.

If someone wants to bring in a dog I would charge 100 dollars a month extra.

I’ve studied continuously and am constantly striving to learn more, I don’t have much to bring to the table at this moment but I would greatly enjoy someone more experienced in this world hearing me out and giving me some constructive criticism on the subject.

@Joseph Garner yeah I finally got some info from a broker today , it’s currently renting for $2495 gross a month One unit is vacant that would bring it up $3250 .

Call that closing attorney and ask what paper and information you need to bring to them to get the deal closed.

Sounds like your best bet would be seller financing otherwise you could bring on a partner.

The apartments are 2 Bed, 1 bath and bring in anywhere from $2k-6k/mo each depending on long-term/short-term rental and season.