If there is a lease, refer to that.Without knowing more about the property or seeing the numbers you're using, it will be hard to provide any input on the deal and anticipated return.

Based on your numbers between current potential increased rent and post renovation rent, it looks like you anticipate +$100 from one unit and +$300 for the other.

Hello everybody,Thanks in advance for just being here.Perhaps introduction is only a formality, but I am hoping to take the next step into the awesome BP culture of interaction and learning.

The GC is the master builder who knows every detail and can anticipate every issue.

The town is going to try to give me as much trouble as possible and I anticipate I'll have to have about 4 inspections for it to pass everything.

Hi Gary,My thoughts are two polite verbal requests to not be there, and please find somewhere else, and then call the Police and ask for a trespass.Interpersonal skills, then turning it over to the professionals may save you a lot of drama and time interacting with Police.Good Luck!

I look forward to interacting with the people on here as we start our real estate investing journey. 

From my interactions with him, it sounds like his sole reason for becoming a real estate agent was to help out real estate investors like us!

They interact with the applicant/tenant on getting background checks done so no money changes hands on your part. 

Anticipated rent (section 8) = $1300-1350/unit and operating expenses (including taxes, insurance, PM, maintenance/repairs, capex) project to be $1100/yr.