This is typically filled out by the homeowner when the home is listed.It details just about everything that could be wrong with the home, the neighbors and the neighborhood.You are required to disclose everything you know about the home that may materially affect the home’s value and the buyer’s enjoyment of the home.Yappy dog next door?

I typically ask myself, "if I had 10 of this tenant, would I be ok with that or would I be pulling my hair out?"

From my experience with underwriting we would typically budget for 1 in and 1 out as employees per 100 units - this would cover leasing and maintenance.

Essentially, up front you want to know what you can afford.

I'm a buy and hold guy, but I typically find that in less than 5-7 years I have enough equity that it makes sense to 1031 into something bigger and better.Good Luck!

@Denise Fitzgerald most investors choose 30 year fixed rates if they are using the "buy-and-hold" strategy (essentially renting). 

We’re meeting about once a month typically on Mondays around 7pm.

What is a typical split on commissions with your broker? 

Chase Gu you typically need to have 50k liquid to go into a deal.

Older buildings what will kill you is underestimaing essential capital expenditures like roof, heating systems etc.