Should also look into the prior or current rental registration for said building you are evaluating. 

. $250k/unit and $245/sqftSeems pretty on par from what we’ve previously evaluated in the past.

In most markets, prime exceptional and turn-key STRs sell within days or weeks leaving investors limited time to fully visit or evaluate as might be possible with a primary or local purchase.

From a wholesaling perspective, the permits vs cosmetic question also affects how you price and market the deal to your buyers.When you're evaluating a property, think about who your end buyer is.

The councilmember for that district is unpredictable and has already pushed forward several progressive housing reforms, which should factor into any long-term investment plan.I am still bullish on Philadelphia overall, but I do not see much value in buying rentals near the campuses.

I’m evaluating cost segregation for a small portfolio, and cost segregation guys came up through a referral.Before moving forward, I wanted to ask the community directly.Has anyone here actually used them for a completed study?

Hey @Christian Orellana How has your investment journey been progressing? 

.• Screen like a long-term operator from day oneOnce someone moves in, you are evaluating a tenant, not a guest.

Also evaluate and try and find deals - you may not be able to close on it but you will meet someone who can and that can go a very long way. 

Hello Multi-Family Investors,I’m focused on getting started with small multifamily properties—duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes—and I want to make sure I analyze deals correctly to ensure positive cash flow.I’d love to hear from experienced investors:What key factors do you focus on when evaluating small multifamily deals?