What should I look for in a Johns Island multi-family building?

A Johns Island multi-family building is worth evaluating on the condition and age of each unit, whether the property is legally permitted as a multi-unit, and whether current leases and rents are documented and match what an appraiser would consider market rate. Septic and well systems are common on the more rural parts of Johns Island, so confirming those hold up for a multi-unit property matters more there than in a denser town on city utilities. Insurance and flood zone status also affect the real numbers on a specific building. Brian Beatty can walk an investor through these checks on a Johns Island property they are considering.