And thanks, I think it's important to offer something in return for all the valuable advice the seasoned investors here are giving.

It spikes at the start of every season, and then trickles down a bit, and repeats itself.

Reach out to property managers in the area as well and see if any of them will tell you.I would use the older data as the basis for running your numbers, and when you go to rent out a place because of the low inventory of rentals you may get higher, but don't count on it.

A couple of the high end Bosch DW pumps started to leak after several years.We do have a couple of older LG fridges with water/ice that must be 12-15 years old that are still running in rentals.

The property is located in an older town, in a lower income area.

I noticed the webinars that used to always be live are now older pre-recorded ones, too.

There are also lenders that don't consider how many properties you have, whether the property is vacant/ occupied at purchase and will lend up to 75% (as a seasoned investor). 

The last question I would ask is what is the seasoning period??

It was a great deal it was inherited by this gentleman had a few city fines and he needed to sell.

I've got a great opportunity in Florida to buy multiple properties from an older investor looking to get rid of 5 SFR's.