I'd be interested in finding out what they would say, as I'm currently waiting for tax season to be over to start my first deal.

Depending on what your budget is, I'd say a condo is your better bet to find something a little more reasonable, but still profitable.

. :-)I'm a mortgage broker with 17 years experience, a credit repair expert, landlord and now short sale negotiator.I've just been enjoyin' the heck out of this forum all day long and, I must say, as someone who has visited a LOT of real estate investor forums, this one is hands down the best and most comprehensive I've seen.Bravo!

it was / is very common for us to bust up say a 40 acre into 4 10s and put one well in and serve all four.. there is a number though and your correct that if your serving more than this certain number you need to register in a different manner and have govmit over site and inspections..

My husband and I would walk into our rentals after a tenant left, and while taking a video of the place, showing all the destruction and dirt, we'd shake our heads, complain to each other, say a few choice words, and then we GOT OVER IT before we left the building.After taking the pictures, and video, we'd look at each other and say, Okay, let's stop at Home Depot before we go home, I'll (me) get the paint and you (husband) get the drywall, and things you need to fix up the place, and be here tomorrow at 7 am? 

Tristan PettitMichael CrowleyBryan Ward (works out of Marty Greenberg's office) Michael Plum or Rob Sayas Hyndiuk Law Offices 

What does the contract say as far as severance?

Unless one also had 'access' to Post Office box and PMB information to cross reference with USPS "change of address" data... how would you be able to (accurately) determine if a place is actually "vacant..." due to a relocation, vs. say a privacy preference, or someone's passing, etc.???

I need to get busy with this as they say....a man who chases three rabbits doesn’t catch any... 

I just say a previously submitted application qualified, and I take them in order.