My advice, look out in AV area.  

Both proformas assumed bank financing and: a 10% vacancy prop. taxes (OO homestead exemption; without homestead exemption) prop. insurance for entire duplex prop. management (OO 0%=me; 10% when i move out) maintenance/repairs @ $.50 square foot (entire home sq footage) unit 1 utilities paid by tenant OO NOI $437; 2-unit NOI $1070 (debt service @4.5%) OO net cash flow $21; 2-unit $655 here are the baseline #s: $85k investment ($60k purchase/$25k rehab est.) 2012 AV $110,000 (sold 8 years ago @$120k) need to work on getting recent comps but this area is def going up, not down.

Hi Jennifer, Don't know if it helps or not, but they are meeting at the Blue Latitudes Restaurant in Dover at 5:30 PM tonight, and they have a Hard Money Lender speaking. (431 Central av.

Some places have the AV as a fixed fraction (e.g. 1/10) of perceived market value, but again it depends on their assessment date.

A/V, WiFi and internet are available.Hope this helps!

Just as an example, I have linked the exact property.Here is the before https://www.redfin.com/CA/Oakland/2518-Seminary-Av...Here is the after https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2518-Seminary-A...Are you ok with a building that needs a lot of rehab? 

If you find your counties GIS, once there, search by address or property number, click on the outlined property: the property owner & info, AV, tax info, etc. should come up - note: there is usually more than one 'page' of info, so click the arrow at the top of the info screen to see more.

I understand there are many factors at play which will vary depending on specific strategy (single vs. multi; A vs.

At least you now have the "cash" variable as well as the "full rented" variable so you can see how Property A vs.

If you are looking to invest but not live in the property, I would look in the AV area.