They were not flips at all or renovated to an extent, most of these were in very nice condition but no full guts in this neighborhood.

They were not flips at all or renovated to an extent, most of these were in very nice condition but no full guts in this neighborhood.

@Hubert Ato-Bakari Chase, I would say that all of this depends on your goals, and you would need to divulge more information about the property (i.e. what's the condition of the property currently, what is the property currently worth: 1M with 100k vs 185k with 100k in equity, etc...).

Once a year we include an Economic Update and a review of Market Conditions.

A lot I am finding are just in very bad condition and need more capital up front to fix up than what I am looking for.

@Kanika Sharma On average, A half a duplex priced at $55,000 with 3beds 1 bath 1,200 sqft would rent for $850-$950 depending on condition.

The result was either dramatically reduced or eliminated EMFs, and improvement in patient conditions.

@Todd Dexheimer The only thing I can imagine is the noise from ambulances (maybe) aside from that it seems like if the rest of the area is nice the units may come at some kind of premium.Things like eliminating a commute, especially when you work weird long hours.Ease of response if you're a doctor or nurse on callEasy access to care if you're someone who anticipates visiting the ER (fall risk or heart condition) and potentially eliminating the need for ambulances (I work in insurance, those things are expensive to ride in).I may just be new to all of this but that's me just spitballing about what some of the positives may be.

Like a lot of people have already said, it really depends on what kind of condition the steps are actually in.

(i.e. good condition?