That’s a Communal approach which doesn’t work unless your a religious order.   .     

You get awakened by the loud Harley exiting the driveway every morning at 4am. 

But I'd bet dollars to doughnuts they are about to be in for a very rude awakening.

If you think it's as simple as making a couple calls to some subcontractors and then kicking back and relaxing you're in for a rude awakening. 

I am religiously studying Peter Harris videos and books on C.R.E, Apartments, and the foundation of number how to analyze a Property.

The reason he is adverse to debt is a religious one.

Oh, never mind.Now you're 65, Oh crap, I can't even move into public housing......I thought social services was to help the poor........sir, you need to apply at the food bank at the Sisters of Mercy, they are a religious organization, not in the state system....Oh, never mind.Yep, it's a wonderful life, wise guys! 

Not all multifamily is bad but those buying into multifamily is hot,hot,hot with blinders on are in for a rude awakening.

One might say this kid is crazy and in for a rude awakening, I would say it's a challenging opportunity that if cautiously and diligently embarked upon can be successful and financially rewarding.

Insurable title enables a smooth closing when you purchase the foreclosure property; but, it also makes the title defects potential sleeping giants.And, even if the giants never awaken, when you later sell the property your buyer will most likely require that you convey marketable title (which is typically the case).