I definitely reccomend putting something more descriptive in your introduction so more people can grasp on what to help with or just figure out if they want to connect.

Add that to your projected holding costs and rehab numbers to make an offer based on all of those details.  

Also looking for a good general contractor, figure you guys might have some good recommendations.

Thanks Dan, that's what I figured I should do.  

@Jeremy BrownThat's what I figured as well.

If you are or become an accredited investor, you can buy into institutional grade $50-125M projects with as little as $100,000 and diversify.

I have a team in place ready for a project like this so it would be a great investment to build my portfolio.

I figure it's about time I made real estate investing happen.

-Sub metering of utilities or RUBS-Renegotiating all operating expensesSurvey your residents and ask "What would make your living experience better here at _______" This will open the door for ideas and they use your creative to build on those suggestion and figure out how to solve a these problems your residents have. 

The key for me is to have all this figured out before bidding on the property...then add some additional repair costs :) I find it really helpful to talk with investor/rehab, realtor colleagues in your area to get a feel of what the ideal marketable property for your price range looks like.Hope this helps.