I am probably not going about getting my comps correctly because I don't know what kind of condition they were in when they sold but they are on the same street but after further research the one that sold for $36,000 is actually about 350SF larger.

By doing what I have done, walk in the door, association/state approved offer contract in hand, filled out properly and proclaim "I want to submit an offer" No one was returning phone calls.

Then start leaving notes on the door with your contact info letting anyone who checks the property know that you are interested.

I have a property thats worth $211,950 but is in need of a few repairs such as New Paint, Needs a Stove, A/C, Windows, Needs new Cabinets and maybe some doors replaced.

First observations:2.35 million for 72 units is $32,600+ per door which is not (in my opinion) a great deal unless it is an A class property.

If the deal is great, buyers will be knocking down your door, and you can start building a list.2.

I have a family member in the area which saved me since he cleaned, fixed a door knob and changed the passcodes. 

You are a cash buyer when you find something after that or at least have the down payment if it's something larger.

per window.Remove or fix fence $500--$1500Tent Termites $1400Flooring about $2.50 per SF under airKitchen sink and granite estimate $$6500Bathroom $2500Electrical entire house wire with electric panel $3500New doors, locks, ceiling fans, wall plates for outlets and switches $1000Interior Paint $1500-1800Insulation $1000Drywall $6000K to redo drywall for 1200 SF house which is $5 SFThe best houses to remodel are houses with good roofs, good central air units, nice yards, no plumbing or electrical issues and NO swimming pool.

Even at 10 yrs will have a small positive cash flow of 200$...my question is being my age should I drag out the loan 20 yrs to have a larger cash flow using that money to cover repairs and possibly invest in more properties or pay for it as quick as possible