For your first one, I think the condo route is solid because it (should) be minimal maintenance and lower price points which make the ROI actually work with a long-term tenant.

There are many factors to consider when investing in any market, such as economic indicators, price point and level of rehab necessary, exit strategies, and risk tolerance to name a few.

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By implementing these practices, I've been able to maintain a high occupancy rate, minimize vacancies, and build positive relationships with my tenants.

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Replacing cast-iron piping can be costly and labor-intensive, and while the mixed plumbing indicates previous updates, you might want to get an estimate from a plumber to understand the full scope and cost of replacing all cast-iron pipes with PVC.

Your first comment regarding attending city commission meetings seems to indicate that you are referring to affordable housing under state statues (i.e income and other federal/state restrictions).  

For example, if there's more smaller units on the OTAs then it can be a good indicator to purchase larger units for MTR since there's less inventory of larger units. 

Inspector that came to verify the work indicated that the double ground was not necessary because it was double grounded at the electrical drop.  

Fortunately I was able to get out of my contract with comparatively minimal loss.