@Brandon Hobbs The one thing to be cautious about all 1-bd building is the original design.I've seen more than a few of the older class C buildings where the original design had a mix or all 2bd units but the owners at some point had them converted to 1bd units.While there is some economical rational behind that you need to realize that a building that was designed for 4 X 2bd units will have plumbing for 4 units, electric infrastructure for 4 units etc.

I use this incentive: damage the property, forfeit part or all of the deposit.

I bought my first rental condo back in February/March, and just now realizing the gaps in how things were identified to me both by the seller/realtor and the home inspector recommended by the Seller agent. Besides rea...

If I sign up for coaching, I'm the type that will be all-in, I'm either all-in or all-out, just my personality.

Alpha &Omega can hook you up with any or all of the above. 

Aside from getting my own place to list, I am starting a short term rental Property Management company in Dallas that will cover any and/or all necessities the homeowner would need.

He does commercial construction for his day job, but will be able to use that expertise to build the units.We were planning to pay cash for the construction, but now I am thinking that maybe we should get some funding for construction (part or all) so we can use cash as a reserve and/or other investments.We do not plan on living in the units.

1 by 1 or all together?

You are limited to 10 of them so I think it makes sense to utilize a big chunk or all of those 10 before you move onto commercial financing which is far less favorable.As it looks like you are investing out of state (or at least long distance in a market you aren't familiar with) here are some best practices on out of state investment.

.- If doing it to invest, go with a brokerage that is part or can be apart of multiple or all associations.I was fortunate enough to get best of both worlds.