The tenant is being less than cooperative about letting repair company into the home.

Individual repairs, rents collected and other expenses were charged against the ‘unit’ that occurred the expense.Property 1: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 15.42%Property 1: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 13.08%Property 2: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 21.80%Property 2: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 3.56%Property 1 I acquired in 2011 and took care of some maintenance as necessary early on, so I’m glad to see they both performed consistently this year.

Many of the buyers spent up to $40k repairing the vacant trashed and vandalized homes.

Yes, it might have cost $100 or so for heat and wasted water over the week that the home was vacant but my bill for the plumber was $750, not to mention the sheetrock repair and carpet cleaning.He said that just shutting off the water would not have prevented the issue because there would still have been water sitting in the pipes, waiting to freeze.

Comps in the neighborhood make its after repair value around 80,000.

So as owner of the lot he would have no responsibility, perhaps other than to allow the tenant or utility owner to make repairs at their own expense due to an easement. 

Check with the HOA and see if there are any upcoming or recent assessments for repairs; such as resurfacing parking lots, fixing the pool, roofs etc.

Just inspected the house and needs no repairs other than finishing the basement.The HUD case number and address is:HUD Case #: 105-372644Address: 6198 Stewart Rdg Wk , Buford, GA 30518.I am hoping on selling my current home, current market value of $239,000 and amount of mortgage owned of $194K.

In other markets, you can get 3% where houses are cheap and repairs are about the same, turnover is high, or crime is higher ... for Josh, we'll say, Detroit.In certain parts of Atlanta, you can sometimes only get 1% rule houses.

We also want to take a couple of contractors out with us to get an estimate on repairs and updates needed.