I get leads from time to time and really would like to have more solid foundation with buyers instead of scrambling to find someone. 

It explains the team that you should develop to have a strong foundation under you while investing remotely.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-team

Just trying to figure out if it would be cheaper to build a new place with a in-law apt in the basement vs buying something already built.

It did have a first mortgage of theirs open on it, which they have not made payments on since ~2014, just 6 years after the house was built.

More subdivisions are building built other than Lennar down the road.

I have built a good team on the ground so I figured I can do just as bad lol.

Inspection would notice foundation problems, no?

I'd recommend waiting until you have built up more capital.

Hello,I hear a lot of "legally valid" reasons one can ask/force a tenant to leave your rental in the county of Riverside, CA ( for example: "you don't need a reason, just give 60-day notice," "if you're having major construction done to the place like foundation issues," etc).

The home has been sold 4 times prior built in 2003.What should we do at this point?