Emily, investors we work with are only interested in raw numbers especially if it's a Miami condo/hotel unit where each condo is completely different and offers different amenities, services, views etc.

Looking to partner upmulti unit deals.Talk to me all business.Peace to all

I purchased the condo in 2020 for $310,000 at 4% and a similar unit just sold in my complex last month for $570,000.

We are big multi-family investors in Los Angeles County pushing almost 900 units.

@Djawene Magniba - I'm a local investor in Worcester, own 30 units around the area and host the largest real estate meetup in Worcester.

@Mark DiPietro we have a few units in Statesville and have been very happy with the performance.

That said, for me 60 days notice does nothing for me since I won't advertise or try to show the unit until its vacant and prepped.My recommendation is to discuss with them and if you are honestly aggrieved by the lack of notice and it impacts you discuss a flat fee deduction from the security deposit.

It is a two family home; I will live in one unit and rent out the other. 

So I have a Jersey City 4 Unit rental property that I own w/my wife with a Rent Roll of $8750 a month.

A typical small multifamily deal for us is to acquire a shell between $100K to $300K- (2 to 4 unit); Spend $200K to $300K to renovate- then rent each unit between $2000-3500 per month. i encourage investments outside of the major metropolitan areas but was advising this first-time investor to not forget the bottom line ROI.