One of the best ways(not the most exciting) is cold calling owners.

I was debating if I should partner with a friend or family member who is willing to work on a property together. ill be sure to make sure things are done legally and fairly so no one get short sighted and things don't get messy.

Purchase price: $75,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $75,000 This deal included 3 mobile home on one lot.

However, I do worry about the dynamics of having several unrelated individuals under one roof, managing different lifestyles, potential conflicts, and turnover can be challenging.

Building long term partnerships and not a one time deal.

design one for yourself. think about your market. like in columbus we have infill lots at 30x120 and so we developed and designed a house for ourselves. we build the same house and continue to Make modifications. it's the only new build we offer to build for clients. that's just my opinion. architects we didn't even use we looked at national builder Floorplans and decided. our typical lot is 3000-4000 square feet that we build on 

I emailed one of the mortgage reps that I've worked with before there as well.

Make sure you get that landlord info of the housing before the one they are in now.

For the high equity ones, you can possibly do a Equity Split, Subject To, Carry Back/Seller Financing,  etc. 

My daughter attends Emory University and will live in one unit while I rent out the others.I’d love any neighborhood recommendations (in addition to Decatur) that are still conveniently accessible to Emory by foot, bike, or public transportation.