Your plan of investing in 2-4 unit buildings in SD is a great strategy and I applaud you for your "numbers first" perspective (very few of the newer investors I come across figure out this mentality as quickly as you have appeared to).In regard to your question about the best way for someone without a RE license to access the MLS in SD; I think Sandicor's 'Client Connect' site will be your best option.

It's not Board of Health approved yet.

Unsafe" is probably language that local C/E uses to refer to Health and Safety Code laws as they relate to their ability to withdraw a Certificate of Occipancy.As you may already know, I've spoken at our state's annual code enforcement conference and follow multiple cities fairly closely.

When you work six days and take the seventh off, your physical, spiritual, emotional, mental and even your financial health will greatly improve – and so will your success rate.

You're right, there can be a mentality that if someone else is paying that people won't be as careful.

Hi Adam,In my experience, septic systems are regulated by your local building department, as well as the county health department.  

In addition there are elderly people in need of assistance by way of assisted living.Is it possible to approach a land developer (apartment or assisted living/health care) about entering into a 100 lease agreement whereby I make the land available under a lease but they develop the property, manage it, and maintain the operation?  

I am a big believer that with hard work and the right mentality with good intentions, you will all find the success that you are looking for. 

I've been working really hard to regain my health and strength.  

Also, whatever i can do to help others in return i am very experienced in technology and the health an fitness fields!