Physical Property InspectionOverall Condition: Look at the general state of the building, including the roof, foundation, windows, and exterior.Common Areas: Inspect hallways, stairwells, laundry rooms, and other shared spaces.Mechanical Systems: Check the condition and age of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.

I believe I am not qualify for primary residence because I do not physically live in the states side.

If children fit your demographic I would also recommend bunk beds in one of the rooms complete with games, tv, etc.

They offer a free tier to get started, so it's a budget-friendly option to see if it fits your needs.

Also, is the only way to invest in other states by hiring a property manager, since its not possible to be there physically?

If they can't physically be there, then they can give the vendor permission to enter the home without them present.

Look for strong economic and population growth with a robust and diverse employment base.Next, you should identify neighborhoods and locations which fit your investments criteria.

Once you know your goals, you can pick a market that fits the bill.

We build a 2004 square foot stacked triplex. the footprint of it is less than 1000 sq ft. it fits on a lot that is less than 3000 sq ft and most of the time we do it with variances.

This is not a box everyone will fit and I get that.