@Quincy Jones I would think your immediate circle of influence is the best place to begin, ie friends, family, co workers, acquaintances, etc.

Once that's done, the heir(s) can sell you the house.Perhaps by contacting the fiduciary early, you might be able to influence him or her to let the heirs know that you can help them convert real estate into real cash...Executors named in wills, on the other hand, are often heirs themselves (e.g.,. one of the adult children of the deceased).  

My general recommendation would be to avoid buying individual condos unless you are willing to be on the HOA board and influence policy - too much risk otherwise that the building could introduce rent restrictions. 

Capital drives cycles because it influences capitalism.At this point in the cycle, the general real estate market is not overbuilt in most markets.

In your opinion, is it a good idea to allow public transportation access to influence where you choose to buy to rent?

As a result returns may be a bit lower versus outside markets but you are also provided with lower risk versus other tertiary markets that are more affected by potential macro economic influences. 

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I think that as long rental rates are less volatile than housing, and you dont see outside forces influence rates and big spikes in prices, I see no issue in companies owning large amounts of rentals

"Influence is power."  

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