If I was a lawyer, I'd probably tell my client to run away because of how it was written.

I just got under contract for this 5BED/2BATH w/mother in law unIt property where the numbers run great with almost $600 of net cash flow a month, which I believe to be decent for my first investment property, BUT there are a couple things I ran into and am seeking advice for. 1) During inspection, we found a few hazardous things on the property, that would need a $20k fix.

It was quite possibly the most difficult deal to secure but we're off and running on our first deal as business partners.

Once you determine that you can then run the numbers to see  which one yields the best ROI.One thing to check is whether the properties are in the Opportunity Zone in your area.

At least, in Ohio PM companies are run by licensed brokers and often have real estate agents to run comparative market analyses for you.

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In general, running utility lines to/pouring a concrete slab for the prefab home could be required, and usually isn't cheap where I live.

I didn't hire a builder but I did have a good family friend basically run everything and double check all the subs' work before we would pay any draws. 

I run 10% vacancy for padding, 8% Capex and repairs, and 10% management.

The issue I have been running into is everything on the market is being pursued so aggressively that everything I have looked at getting and is a decent deal, ends up getting bid up past what they are even asking to the point there is hardly any margin to work with.