We’ve also acquired a three 3 family houses and used the cashflow to pay for a second home all while working my full time day job for the last 18 years.

I have done what I can in the last couple of months to be as friendly helpful and outgoing to the landlord as possible, such as to get on to his good side.Now, when he goes to sell the property, I would very much like to acquire it and have adjacent neighboring duplex rental properties.

It would be no different than a home with a divided road in front, only one direction gives you access.

I'm planning on jumping into the upcoming Jackson County tax sale with both feet this year and I'm wondering if anyone here has any experience with this process and any tips on what to look out for (potential risks) from acquiring one of these properties.

I have access to notes just not super versed in that area.

She is in late 70's - acquired the portfolio as part of divorce and I believe just looking for cash and wants to get out of the management side. 

In addition, there is no access panel to allow maintenance of the plumbing, which the inspector says is required.

But if you have a real business setup, and have been operating it for at least a year or two (with two years tax returns), you should be able to go to many lenders and get quality access to financing -- albeit with more paperwork than the other guy with the W2.

Hello Family,I’m an new investor interested in acquiring rentals from out of state, specifically properties in Memphis, TN from Denver, CO.

That's my long-term goal, my short-term goal is to acquire 3 properties in the next 2 years, 2 single family houses, and 1 multi-family property.