However, if I had that kind of cash right now I would find a few top quality syndicators and invest some portion of my cash in each of the syndicators.

I was super excited when it was only at like $16k a few hours before the auction ended, but by 7am it sold for just shy of $100k - piece of land with similar qualities sold for more than 3 times that earlier this month, so still don't think the winner got a bad deal I just don't have that budget.I couldn't bring myself to pay several hundred for a piece of land I couldn't even legally build anything on.I have a feeling other counties farther from Boise and perhaps without the online auctions may have better deals.Still, it was a really good learning experience.

But they also seem like quality tenants and they’re going to be here 4 years because of their job.

Trying to find ways to provide the most efficient and highest quality leads.

Are there any qualities that would preclude the inspector from considering it a full bedroom (closet, private entry door, etc.)?

@Brad Schaeppi thanks for those comments, a good source to think through a "gut check" on what one is willing to own and manage@Jordan Moorhead Are specifically speaking Frogtown or Como?

Some people have leap frogged total posts past me but I focus on quality of each post. 

Don’t want to deal with the headaches that come with lower quality tenants.

I can't speak for others so it will be interesting to hear their take.

Looking for some info as far as deal quality and things to watch out for.Price: 149,900Units: 12More info:9 lots occupied. 8 of which are park owned.3 vacant lots and room to add 4 more.Ad claims 42,000 a year in gross income currently (with the 9 occupied units).I believe that makes rent/fees income equal to $500/month per unit.Wondering what sort of stuff to be wary of when reading ads like this.