In many instances a duplex can be torn down and two shiny new and expensive tall skinny properties can be constructed in its place. 

Offices have very long vacancies and really aren't that appealing to people in that context so I might up even more.You will need to refresh apts.pretty often.Capex: In general (not always) you will be dealing with less emotional, more experienced investors, so for instance if the roof is old or the windows etc factor the need to fix that into your projected sale price, since even if you don't someone will include the need to do so.

In this instance, your purchase price would be 200,000. 

If, for instance, a vent hood fan broke however, I would repair that irregardless of whether I believe they "need" it or not as I rented the apartment to them with that item functioning.

For instance, realtors directly benefit from lead gen websites but multifamily operators might indirectly benefit by focusing on education as opposed to selling. 

For instance 1. first you file the law suit, 2. you publish public notice. 

For example a 2 bed to a 3 bed will give you more bang for your buck but in other instances finishing a basement may be a better bet.

I have had instances where they were able to provide the code reference and instances were it was “preferred” or “standard” and we were not required to do what was originally asked. 

For instance, many investors focus on cash flow as it is a good, conservative way of running their real estate portfolio.

For instance, most of the properties I'm looking at are in need of all sorts of upgrades, but which items have the most impact on the appraised value.