Anything from REIT mutual funds to direct ownership (which depending on your definition is "passive" to many, including the IRS), to direct asset syndications and funds.  

It’s definitely possible to refinance multiple properties under a single loan, often called a portfolio loan, but it depends on the lender.

If you've got evidence of them in the past, they could come back (and yes, I've had termites in two of my slab foundation homes, so it's definitely possible and happens, at least in my area which is NC). 4. $25k for helical piers sounds a little steep, but it's been a few years since I saw a quote for that, and of course it depends on how many you need.

Even if someone gives you the lay of the land, you would still want to go there to see for yourself, just as you would definitely have someone come check out Dorchester to see what they consider safe and not safe.

Definitely sounds like a solid deal. 

Hey Chad,I made my unit all electric, which definitely saved some time.  

But if the property hasn't been fully gutted recently, it will definitely need it.

@Tyler Cobb Yes, mobile home investing can definitely work.

Quote from @Alyssa Wright: I would definitely recommend looking into the Western Pennsylvania market, especially for Section 8/subsidized housing!

Thus, I might contact some 1031 QIs if you are looking for someone targeting you as a 1031 exchange partner.Thanks Kyle, this is definitely worth exploring.