LolI ran down the street (home in my friends complex) talked it over with my friends.It took a good long talk to compare notes..he said she said stuff.

I Think You HAve Every Right To Serve The 90 Notice If You Intend To Occupy The Residence On Property Regardless Unless Its A 300 Unit Complex Of Course.Also The Law Says You Have To Give The 90 Day Notice "When there is no lease or the lease is terminable at will under state law."

The comps in the area are selling anywhere from $340K to $440K... the only problem is the house I'm purchasing happens to be at the edge of the neighborhood where those comps are listed, which happens to be on a fairly busy road and a condo complex directly across the street.

Maybe you get that apartment complex and need someone to do some repairs or cleanup.....have skills in that area :).

Hi BiggerPockets

This property is currently off the market. Seller is supposed to be working a number up for me....

Here is the info:

2 brick buildings each with 4 units. Kitchen, living room, bathroom downstairs w...

A single family dwelling is much less work than an apartment complex but much less cash flow.

Many owners live in duplexes, tri's, quads without their tenants suspecting the owner lives in the same complex.

For instance, we have some clients that are very much into gas stations and hotels, but as of recently, apartment complexes or condo-to-apartment conversions are really the big thing.

Bringing multiple investors adds complexity.

I would like to eventually get into larger properties and potentially office/retail and apartment complexes by doing 1031.