Renovations suggested: $26,000.Based on purchase price and previous condition I believe this home most resembles 12628 N Rosewood (purchased by an investor through HUD) and 11454 N 42nd Dr.

You will have a tough time in all of those markets because right now investors will jump on anything resembling a deal before it even hits the MLS.

Not any time soon.Cycles don't always resemble one another. 

Don't mess around with fraud or anything that remotely resembles it.  

The advertised listing rarely resembles the tax filing, and I find this discrepancy is greatest in tertiary markets.  

If you can cash flow 200/door on a 3-family but cash flow 225/door on an 8 family does it make sense if you take into account all the associated variables and factors resembling risk?

I'd love for them to keep doing what they've been doing or at least build an all-suites hotel that resembles their short-term rental homes... because simply pitching as a first-time hotel operator isn't going to be easy. 

If it's a struggle to make it work, that's a sign to move on.I'm not currently an MFR landlord, but I can tell you that owning one has little resemblance to owning a rented-out condo.

Anything that even remotely resembles a deal is usually gobbled up by a cash offer.  

...People who's profile picture is of their cat or dog...like @Joel A. ....... or when their profile picture gives them some sort of resemblance of a saintly angel descending from the heavens...