NOt bad but can be risky at that price range if your stuck with themIf its 3k sq feet take 100k off your all in and your at 150 to 175k per and that is a smoking deal I would do any day of the week.. especially if you can get bank financing for your vertical with say 20% down.

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As an example, in the case of a 1st PN, it also depends, but the range seems to be enough of a discount that the buyer earns roughly a 12-16% return, with 14% coming up a lot.  

From there, I chose a price range of between $50k – $150k for 2-4 unit MFRs. 

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Leigh C this is a typical apartment rent in my area, there is some absolutely horrible single family homes for sale and a few not as bad apartment buildings that are in my price range for purchasing a convenient first investment property.

If you don't have the assets to protect in that range no need for it.

The price range and criteria I've set is becoming clearer, but I haven't settled on it yet.

With recording mortgage, title insurance, lender fee (typically 1% range my, bank charges a flat lender fee around $1000) etc (escrows not included) 2500k would be my best guess.

Most homes there are 30 to 50k range.