I know this would vary based on a buyers list but i was curious to hear some opinions on where some of you thought a good starting point would be as far as price, condition of the home, and areas to target based on average household income.

Ft. home (located in an H.O.A.) and attempted to purchase 2-4 smaller condominium units (1-1's, 2-1', and or 2-2's) of 1000 Sq.

Look up "Median Household income" on the US census bureauThen search the "Average household price" by zip codeIs it close to shopping/transportation or schools?

The mold inspector found some household mold in areas which are conducive to grow mold, I.e in the toilet bowl, and a some in the basement.

I would replace the ceiling fan as it seems as though it has run it's course and let her know that since she was not injured ,she is not entitled to any compensation and you have no proof that someone in her household didn't tamper with it.

Check with local banks and credit unions to see if their program parameters are a little different.Also condominiums are "condos" not "apartments".

;)Now I'm taking the week "off"--of rehabs at least--to catch up on accounting and household whatnots.Next week, I've set up appointments to see more properties--for myself.

Part of the qualification is not being arrested for drug violations by any memebr of the household.

Also, since these properties will most likely be condos (making sure that the HOA covers the roof and exterior maintenance), do we need to get some sort of insurance outside of regular 'condominium insurance'?

I hope to first acquire a duplex that I will occupy, with the first investment property being either a SFH or small condominium.