About a month ago, a friend of the family passed suddenly at 50. Her father owned the townhome she lived in and she paid the rent. Her father is now looking to unload the property. It’s in a great area and probably ne...

Do you know if there is any way to go after the seller for fraud to get the additional monies spent back or am I sol on that end?

Are little isolated lots with properties a no-no?

What you want to do is isolate to a specific area, become an expert on this area (aka know each street, know the neighbors, know who owns the real estate, etc), and then it will greatly increase your chance of finding a good deal.

Also, if an investor were to take out the equity via refi to fund another asset, yes the financials of this unit in isolation would be very poor but that's not the right way of looking at it.

You're right that it's sometimes tricky to isolate and hone in on what your exact closing costs will be.

An LLC is used for asset protection, to isolate from your overall portfolio for liability.

I've just started looking for a first time home, and found a nice place, that was a bit isolated.

Isolate the problem so that you can identify the best solution.

My cabin is on Lake Superior; very isolated and really in nature, I have a couple neighbors that are somewhat nearby but it's very private.