Either way, it’s up to you to see that upside.As an agent, when I represent my clients and we’re purchasing properties with tenants in place, we of course do a full walkthrough to make sure the condition is solid.

Specifically, we’d be interested in hearing your perspective on current market conditions, lessons learned throughout the process, and any insights you wish you had when you were starting out.If you’re open to it, we’d love to schedule a brief call at your convenience.

Odds are you have a mix of cast and galvanized iron lines from sinks and other fixtures, in your walls, that are in poor condition as well.

He bases his loan amount on the condition of the property & your intent.

Just a week ago, conditions were calm and rates were moving lower.

This "demo'd" condition lasted for several months without action from IH.

Brickwork, tuck pointing a MF can get pricey if it is in poor condition.

Any thoughts on a portfolio of 9 condominiums (good moderately upgraded condition, Class B area in Midwest) vs. purchasing a single multi-family of similar number of units?  

Cannot comment at all as I know nothing about this fund, but they must be experiencing greater than anticipated issues since last year they noted distributions will commence in Q3 of last year and they excel under the current economic conditions but if Jeff is correct, they are still in the red

Maybe it can be saved and brought back to a presentable condition.