Naturally it will always be a fixer-upper, REO, or Short Sale.

New hanging ceilings give them access to the upper walls to run wire on the upper floors and first floor is easy because of the basement access. 

Luckily I bought a property that was a fixer upper and I did all the renovations myself, and it also had a basement suite for an additional source of income. 4 years later, this market has finally bottomed and I'm just able to re-finance and pull out some capital.

Trying to house hack in a multi family fixer upper in a decent and safe neighborhood.

I send my condolences to this man and his family and other investors please be aware and cautious https://www.google.com/amp/s/abc7chicago.com/amp/2-charged-in-murder-of-rolling-meadows-man-after-body-found-in-englewood-sewer/4381891/

Buy a fixer upper, rehab it, refinance it, get it rented, and then pay off the HELOC.

I have to get out there and look for fixer upper SFH without HOA..

Doing another fixer-upper isn't out of the question either.So what would you do if you had about $1M equity in a few properties and wanted to grow? 

The home is inhabitable with no water, electricity, dog feces, no appliances, holes in the ceiling, rotten siding, & a lot more- Its a demoHeres the issue..The sellers sons wont move..One son lives inside and one son(paralyzed on one side of his body) lives in a trailer on the lot.

Common areas include swimming pools, tennis courts, and other recreational facilities, as well as common corridors of buildings, parking areas, means of ingress and egress, etc.common lawAn unwritten body of law based on general custom in England and used to an extent in some states.community propertyIn some states, especially the southwest, property acquired by a married couple during their marriage is considered to be owned jointly, except under special circumstances.