This only indicates a TREND, and it's positive for BO which makes it bad news for the other team, so attack the source of the numbers and imply it was from a politically motivated ploy by the Whithouse.You can't handle the truth!

I don't know what I would do in your position.

High market rent will give you positive cash flow until the market rebounds and thus increase your yield.

These days though many won't consider it without being in first position and without secure equity.

If the buyer accepts your contract, will you lender finance you absolutely positively?

You pay $582 monthly for mortgage so you will receive nearly $133 each month on positive cash flow per unit.Without this utilitie problem so its possible you have in winter to triple the expenses for electric and gas/heat.

I am not in a position to do a construction loan to finish the project and I am looking to unload at a steep discount.

Ideally, it will not only pay expenses, but produce cashflow for additional income (if you dont buy right, then you might never be able to produce positive cashflow so analyze each property carefully).

I did some research to find out what a property manager would make on the average and salaried myself based on that number.

Okay, I am hoping one or two of you may have found yourselves in my position at one time in the past and may be able to offer some direction/ advise.A little background...