Thank you very muchLook at a ton of multifamily listings in your target area(s) and the terms will become clear to you.To name a few, you'll want to know the following for each deal you consider:- Gross Rental Income- Operating Expenses- Rent Roll and leases- Vacancy- Recent Improvements and Capital ExpendituresAs the deal progresses, you'll dive deeper into due diligence i.e. home/building inspection, title review, etc.All the best!

.• Market it as turnkey, tenant-occupied• Provide rent roll + payment history• Offer access for one quick walkthrough with proper noticeInvestors love inherited stability, so this route usually sells faster than people think.2.

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I find that when people know that their partner has a face, they tend to be more accountable because any recourse event would feel more personal.

I would suggest whatever you do, try to determine the history and get an accurate scope of their rent rolls.

Just buy a great house hack or live in flip to get the snowball rolling down the hill.

Two levers keep flips rolling without gaps: revolving lines and pre-set exits.

If I do this correctly, the next project will be 2000 to 2500 square feet with a pool to roll money tax free.

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This is exactly what we do in Detroit's class D neighborhoods and it helps stabilize the tenants and thus stabilizes the income.There is plenty of money to be made in Class D communities, but you have to roll up your sleeves to make it.