So my 6 unit has a problem with visitors from across the street parking in my private driveways for their illegal “business” purchases.  

My biggest hurdle is lack of capital and I find myself getting frustrated trying to find a suitable method to obtain property #2.

Bottom line was that visitor count stayed steady at around 9.5-10 million people.

Currently live in the home but I plan to move out, buy a more suitable house for my family of 4, and start using this home as an introduction to the rental marketRoast me, tell me what I did wrong, tell me what I did right, just looking for input and advice from people who have done it, made it, failed at it, ect.

Good evening bigger pockets,I am Samuel and am an investor from Singapore. Or at least a wannabe investor. I have been looking and poking around different states but have not really understood the fundamentals of choo...

If it’s only suitable for one buildable lot, you could look into logging it for a few bucks or if it’s a field, you could lease the field to someone local that may have use of it.

I guess my concern is that without a licensed real estate agent acting on my behalf as buyer, I'm wondering about the owner's title insurance coverage I am being offered--is it standardized by law throughout the industry, or should I hire a lawyer to determine if it is suitable for my needs, or just sign on the line and go with the flow?

@Nicole Hoss - strongly disagree with the property tax piece ruling out DSM as a suitable buy and hold location.

No, you likely won't be able to do owner move in (OMI) if you own another suitable vacant unit (similar unit in the same building would likely be considered suitable).

It should be in the standard boilerplate of any suitable contract.If you can, you will want to be present at the inspection.