My lot's 2 blocks west of 3rd.

I'm looking at a house that could be flipped and held.I'd also like to have the extra acreage it has and block it off for RV's to come and hook up, I'm however confused on if I should purchase this property as an LLC(which I haven't created yet) or if I should buy it as my personal estate and just rent out sections of land.

----CURRENT PROPERTY INFORMATION--****PROPERTY IS LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM PRIVATE UNIVERSITYProperty built in 1935 (BRICK)4 two bedroom one bath units1 one bedroom unit in basement which is a legal unit (due to age) though no egress windows are presentLaundry area in basement containing 2 washers, 2 dryers4 lockable Storage units in Basement4 car garageCondition: (based upon my knowledge of property, haven't inspected as of yet)GARAGE ROOF: has many layers and though doesn't appear to leak as of yet, it is in need of replacing.BUILDING ROOF: appears to have two or more layers on it, and does not leak, though it will eventually need replacedWINDOWS: 26 windows, mostly crank out old style with small panes.

The addresses of both property are very similar and are three blocks from each other.

If you are a Colleague with anyone that has NOT posted in the thread, and you want them to see your post, hold down the shift key, type the @ and the first 4 letters of their First or Last Name.

@Karlyn Brasselmoneverybody uses postcards or letters to find sellers wanting to sell.

I'm better off just mailing a letter and waiting. 

I would probably ask for 2 determination letters - the latest property inspection findings/report and the latest financial determination of the tenant to see what portion of the rent they are responsible for.  

I hope you are capturing all of those craigslist leads because they will come in handy once you find your motivated seller.I recommend defining your target market and driving those neighborhoods looking for the worst house on the best block.

@Jennifer Rogers to mention someone type the @ symbol followed by the first three letters of their name.