The home would have to be cured back to be used as a residence and this would cost the lender money. 

Many of those residents will trickle out to other neighborhoods over time.  

Additionally, I reside in the Doylestown area, and would not be opposed to forming relationships with other investors in the tri-state market. 

Would a multifamily home value the same as a single family residents?

However i'm not a resident or citizen of the USA so would this be possible through setting up an LLC and still living abroad and doing any related work remotely, or would an E2 visa be the best option. or would it not be possible at all?

Over the last 18 years I have purchase real estate (HUD fixer-upper rent and sell, 6 unit apartment, duplex and single family home) I currently have 1 duplex, 3 single family home and a commercial building all within the state in which I reside. 

I have the following clauses in my lease:Indemnification of Owner’s Agent: Resident(s) [agree/agrees] to indemnify Owner’s Agent for any liability arising before termination of this Agreement for personal injuries or property damage caused by the negligent, willful, or intentional conduct of Resident(s), [and/or] [his/her/their] guests or invitees.

We are selling one of our rental homes in order to purchase one in the same state we reside in to better manage the property.

I am hoping to get some guidance on my current revenue/expense assumptions:Rent / Purchase Price -> 1.0% to 1.1% (model set-up for varying ranges)Vacancy Rate -> 0 to 10% (model set-up for varying ranges) Property Tax -> ~2.5% (looking at Tarrant County property site for reference)Insurance -> ~0.9% (based on my personal residence)Property Mgmt.

My name is Daunte White and I current reside in Winston Salem, NC.