are you attempting to structure as a general partner...take title with a bank loan...pay cash...master lease option....using seller financing?

I really don't want to fall into the typical stereotype of the newbie who wants to wholesale and then flip and then accumulate rental properties, even though that is true I want to solely focus on wholesaling for a while and really master it.

I've been absent from the forums due to finishing my master's thesis, which interrupted me in the start of my search several months back in the Des Moines area for a cash-flowing rental possibility.Now that I've turned in the thesis (yaaaay!!!)

Tish,Thanks for your response - I discussed only making the house a 3/2 and fixing up that bathroom but my wife thought the on-suite master was critical, part of me agrees Was considering painting the cabinets as well.

I have a master's degree in organizational psychology with specialization in consumer psychology.

I liked a townhouse as at 20 years old, I had no desire to do yard work.In addition, the floor plan I picked out was an end unit with a first floor master.

My wife is currently going through her masters to be a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner while holding a full time job as well as being a mother (ya she is a total badass), and I teach Texas History and coach football and soccer. 

I went to the Clerk and Masters office and had them print me off the list.

You'll need to master some nitch, make ugly --> beautiful or master AirBNB or some nitch in your area to get over the limits to deal flow most areas today present. 

Given the size of your property, I think it would be easy for you to determine that you have a master key to all units.