A very large Victorian style home turned into a 5 unit.

One other thing I noticed in the photo was that there did not seem to be a "Philadelphia style" sidewalk sewer vent, and that the water seemed to possibly originate from the water shut-off box.

@Bill Brandt that's fantastic news. what style properties (2/3/4units) were they and what type of loans did you get?

They are "townhome style office suites."

That kitchen was done very well and the style is popular and very desirable right now. 

And real estate never goes out of style, so alot of what he and Sharon said back then is still applicable today. 

If I am honest I am in complete awe of all the information out there and someone with ADHD I can’t seem to focus and figure anything out.

Purchase price: $230,000 Cash invested: $55,000 Sale price: $376,000 Split level homes seemed to seek us out ever since The Modern Split Flip, but we'd never done a dutch colonial style home before!

In fact, people who lost money in single family properties realized that multi-unit properties are bulletproof during the market corrections and everyone with half a brain started purchasing multi-unit properties and the prices for multi-unit properties increased during every market correction and are still increasing today like they are going out of style and I can't believe what is happening, today.In March this year, I paid the highest price I ever paid for multi-unit properties at $291,000 per unit and I thought that was the highest price I would ever see in my area.

They talk about one style in the book called the BRRR method that might be great for you.