His courses were Real Property Development, which was a class and a massive individualized case study where everybody picked out a development project for their semester paper.

Some areas could support livestock, but it required such vast expanses of land for the cattle to graze on that individuals were not able to claim nearly enough land to make it viable. 

I prefer SFR over multi family in the area for my own portfolio. 

You’ll need to put in some leg work on that and start analyzing individual deals out there.

I had considered the individual limitations on getting conventional mortgages as well.

I figured – I love real estate and construction and I am good at math and management so why not use my skills to build up passive income rather than working till I’m 60.But personally I spend the bulk of my time putting together the financing with local individuals looking to make a better return on their money than the stock market can give and to partner with on some large properties, So, of course I gotta ask, you don’t know anyone looking to diversify into real estate, do you?

I'm looking to see if it would make sense to acquire all of them and combine into a multifamily or flip as individual condominiums. 

The more you continue to look and network with like-minded individuals, letting everyone you talk to know what you're trying to find, I am sure you will come across the right house-hack investment.

Reasons for physical branches include the preference of my property management to do a stack of rent check deposits at a teller, the need to handle occasional cash and cash transactions and laundry coin.

I only had to do one open house the first week I listed it instead of running over there multiple times to do individual showings.