@Andrew AcunaPlenty of arm chair investors that don't know the difference between a shoe horn and shoe molding.Regrettably the majority of tenant problems are created by incompetent landlords.You have read the posts....my tenant regularly pays late.

However, the particular property that this tax sale I was referring to is located in Allegheny county where the procedure appeared to be the latter judicial sale.   

When people refer to a "credit line against your home," they are typically talking about a HELOC.

If you happen to make a contact with a local agent who knows the market and is investor friendly, please refer it my way.

Along with connections to IELTS Testing firms in India we have began what we refer to as a "pipeline" for international students looking to come to rural parts of eastern Canada to study.

If you want to refer notes to investors, the key is to get good at sourcing deals. 

Hello @Nick Belsky,Can you kindly share the contact of the lender you were referring to above?

@Hunter Beckstrom Although I prefer multi family due to scalability and economies of scale I still regularly look at and run numbers single families.

Due to it having section 8 tenants it needs to be regularly inspected and it just passed another inspection yesterday.

Regular property managers for single houses and condos may not be willing to take them.I don't want to self manage either.Do the tenants have a higher rate of default than condos and single homes?