I bought two duplexes here and we should be at the 1% rule once we rent them out, while the locations where we bought them in continue to grow!

Two different things for sure, but want to clarify what your point is.

Two months of vacancy every couple of years translates to a lot of rental loss. 

I own two real estate companies in Hilton Head and Bluffton.

I am buying two foreclosures (a SFH and a triplex). 

And before anyone asks, Multi-families are tough to get, as I've been outbid by cash offers three times now in the past two months.

She wants to sell the 1/2 acre and the two wells that feed the community as her husband who passed away set it all up and maintained it,  I don't think she has been keeping up.

So FHA has two sections:FHA section 203(b) is intended for properties that are move-in ready.However, FHA section 203(K) enables homebuyers to finance the purchase of a home and the cost of its rehabilitation. 

A couple of ways to look at this is the price per door.  

It’s very strange here, a house on one side of the road will cost $60-$70k, and the same house one or two streets away is $150k.Also no, my plan would include hiring a property manager for around 10-15% of the rent (last I checked that was about the going rate)