If yours isn't then we should explore other options.As far as multifamily vs single family for BRRRR, I will say that BRRRR is a strategy that is generally intended for single family homes.

Something worth exploring more for sure...

Your agent should explain the situation to the seller's agent so there are no surprises.It seems to me this approach keeps you out of trouble and preserves your reputation.

Here's more on what can be happening and more legal action you can explore:  http://www.bayhousingwire.com/...Hope this helps...and please know that I'm seething that you have to go through this. 

Possibilities are endless.... housing, a farm, sell the timber, trailer park, subdivide and re-sell, explore/mine resources,  hold and sell later... 

I want to explore and learn as much as I can before I officially jump in.

Until recently, they were collecting rents in person, but they are no longer able to, due to advancing age and disability.Does anyone out there please have some candidate property management companies, that are reputable and honest, and would be willing to service this level/number of apartments?

.* Explore the commercial properties route - where they look more at your downpayment + ability of the property to service the debt, rather than your W2.* Do the house under your wife's name (if she still has a W2)The first 2 options will either mean high rates or high amount of funds down.

I'm normally on the other side of these deals and exploring a new set of deals where I'll buy and take on other investors who want to get into the deal.

Can anyone recommend a reputable wholesaler in the St Cloud MN area?