Maintenance on bigger homes like this is a BIGGER expense than normal.Larger roofs, crazy roof lines, multiple HVAC's, grande sized pool equipment, property tax increases.Plus  ongoing asset maintenance costs, such as mold forming in a veranda ceiling that needs to be removed and repainted, etc...That out of the way, if there are not a lot of takers for this place, could you do an OWC, or a Lowball.What I mean is there any scenario where you could step up to the plate on your own and buy it?

Typically, you would sell based on a multiple of your EBITDA.

Hi All, Quick question, when looking at Millage rates I see multiple category outside of Homestead, the CPP one seems to be lower so just wanted to make sure I was correctly using the Non-Homestead one.Intention is to invest in Multi-Family properties.Total Millage - Non HomesteadTotal Millage - Commercial Personal (CPP)Thanks in advance.Dan

We will be focusing on SFH and BRRRR until we can get the ball rolling and move onto multiple family properties.

I have multiple buildings here in the Chicago area that have original cast iron from the 30's, 40's and 50's.

The seller is an agent/investor with a fairly aggressive negotiating style, and will mostly likely push for an extreme (multiple points) extension penalty.

Thank you to Michael and Max for your responses.I must say I've read Joe's response multiple times since it was posted and still cannot make sense of it.

There are multiple agent/investor here in BP who can help.in Baltimore, you can make a lot of money, and lose a lot of money.

The guns the inspectors use look underneath multiple layers of paint when they perform their inspections.

I've refinanced out of a VA Loan, multiple times and househacked with multiple properties.