Ideally, if I knew how to gain capital like most of everyone here on BP it seems, I would buy all 3 at the same time.

It seems that when I add "In law suite" to a search, the prices go up significantly. 

It’s a real shame that some wholesalers think that it’s ok to make it seem like they have “proof of funds” when they are broke and have nothing.

Personally, if you have to wait 3 months anyways, it seems like a good idea to take on a project that takes 3 months to maximize returns.

This combination of affordability, economic stability, and location makes Parma compelling in my research.Taking a deeper dive into the rental market here, I thought this could be a unique investment opportunity because despite a seemingly low occupancy rate of 23.90%, the rising rental rates highlight a robust demand for single-family homes (SFH), presenting a lucrative avenue for investors like us. 

I have been attracted to this area of MI since I started exploring real estate and it seemed to provide an opportunity for us to get in the game with out of state rentals without spending a ton of coin.

Although all angles are painful, the amount of courage it takes to hand the keys back does seem worthy of some grace.

Apt 2 rented at 1300/mth (2 bd)I would call the rentals B-/C because they are in a giant metal shop and low grade materials.So gross income of 76K annually.Expenses:Insurance is currently $14652 annually but that seems way too low when SFH go for that muchTaxes are currently 2800/yr, but I expect those to nearly double if I pay his asking price (so let's say 5k/year.

Many people seem to gloss over the professional property management piece, don't make that mistake.  

Doesn't seem right to me, but I can't find any definitive information anywhere else online.