How did you add value to the deal?

Quote from @Patrick Lismon: Hello everyone,My name is Patrick and I am an investor actively analyzing value-add and stabilized multifamily deals in the Kentucky and Tennessee markets.

The property on N Market St. was purchased for $140,000 and sold the very same day for $160,000.

I always add things if this nature under the additional clauses section of the lease.

Feel free to connect if you want to swap ideas on creative structures

@Shawn Turner  You have to look at fair market rent for a mid term unit in your area to set your price, don't have a utility add on amount for MTR.

Every dollar you lose to overhead is a dollar less for you to live on.

Hi @Axel Corado, nice to meet you here on BP!

Spending the time and taking the time and energy upfront to screen really well, meet and interview the tenants is absolutely a key to having the best chance as a "smooth" property in my experience.as a side note on "issues or problems" in general....I feel like the problems we think we will have as landlords or owners never seem to be the actual issues that come up, you can plan and prep and preventative maintenance to the cows come home, but something will come up!  

Were all these deals multifamily value add or any core deals?