We'd need to know the taxes, condition (which would affect capex, repairs, etc), and property management.

Any "as-is" reference would normally relate to the physical condition of the property itself - NOT to any taxes, liens or mortgage(s) against the property.

This was my first real estate investment that I made a little over two years ago.Its a 15 year old home with hardly any maintenance issues so far,(I will probably need to replace the two HVAC units as they got old however they are still in great working condition.)1)I bought the home at $750k with 20% down payment.2) Property taxes at $1000 a month3)Home insurance about $150 a month4)Other utility costs around $200 a month5)I already paid off up to 60k principal6)There is lot of potential for appreciation in the near future but let's discount appreciation from the analysis.7)Once I move out the total rental income I will make on this property is $6000 (@ $2000 per unit)Is this a fairly decent cash flowing property?

What’s the inside condition like?

The property is in overall good condition but may need a roof ( around 10 K ) within 2-3 years.

Condition- This how most investors create value by improving condition.3.

I’m a buy, rehab, refi and hold forever investor since it takes so much work finding the right deal and rehabbing it to a condition where it requires minimum property management.

If it’s not allowed through a conditional use or special use, the alternative is a use exception.  

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Springfield.Bought a house with my father to strip apart and make into a better living condition and hopefully make some good money.

Since it was a mechanics garage do you have an understanding of the environmental conditions that come with this type of asset?