Contact the listing agents managing broker immediately and if you don’t get a satisfactory answer immediately contact your state and local real estate boards.

This will of course depend on your local tenancy laws as well.

To maximize your investment, use financing options like FHA or conventional loans, analyze deals based on cash flow and cap rates, and network with local investors through REI meetups and BiggerPockets.Good luck!

It’s the perfect opportunity for an investor hunting for a smart deal.Located in a great area with a charming downtown, awesome local restaurants, and plenty of outdoor fun by the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers.This is one of those homes that doesn’t come around often—a solid investment with tons of potential that won’t take much to make it shine.”The county has it appraised at $188,000 and here are some pics.  

I've confirmed it with a few other local real estate investors the same sentiments. 

I'd check local STR FB groups and see if you have a local Real Estate Club.You can offer your services there, maybe for free in exchange for the experience.

Hoping to find a local community to get involved with, maybe through Bigger Pockets. 

As far as i know Janesville doesnt any local restrictions on either type of rentals currently.

I understand Philadelphia requires a local property manager. 

The seller would have to be paying us to take the property if we wanted to make that amount.We make use of the tools here on BP to help frame out a deal as well as using our knowledge of the local market to gauge what a property will be worth renovated.