I remember when I started about half of the listing had the almost exact same accent wall.

I wound up buying Class C SFH in 2023- the feedback from property managers was that more desirable tenants will pay more rent to not live next door to someone with shared walls/ceiling/floor.

It seems like a great majority of the calculators here are behind a pay wall.

Quote from @Jaron Walling: Quote from @Jules Aton: My biggest waste of time has consistently been hold ups in renovations.  

I've drawn $2.3M of the loan for a portion of the acquisition. site clearing and preliminary site work/retaining walls.  

Once they get established, they tend to spread between units through walls, outlets, and plumbing chases.I’d recommend a coordinated treatment plan for the whole building rather than trying to pinpoint one tenant as the source.

Also, sometimes a city will stop you if you remove an outside walls to repair it and they will make you basically condemn it as uninhabitable.  

Paint inside and out but little to no wall repair.

There is a wall of demand from buyers and investors that will crescendo when rates decline another .75-1%.

Back in 2008 and 2009, during the foreclosure wave, I saw cases where people poured concrete down drains, stripped copper wiring from the walls, left water running to flood properties, and caused extreme mold damage.