Non owner HELOC are more difficult to find.

The PM i hired took on my rental knowing the tenants were a bit difficult to deal with.

getting started out of state is more difficult than advertised.while you will need a property manager and an agent, let's step back from that for a second. 

But, there are many variables that make it difficult.

As you said, the difficult part would be finding the property within the price range. 

It seems like the tenants are not cooperative and making it difficult to have showings.

(obviously this would be a difficult selling point) I don't see why this would matter since it could finance like a SFH, look like an SFH, built like an SFH, recognized by the city as an SFH, etc.

I am not an attorney but I would think the burden of proof will be on her and it would be difficult to prove you were negligent in this case.

Although I have submitted one offer, I'm not confident it will be accepted.My primary challenge has been the high asking prices for most of the homes I've considered, which make it difficult to achieve a desirable return on investment (ROI).

If I purchased the property how long, and difficult would it likely be for me to evict the squatter?