The only time I'd like condos is if I owned the whole darn condo complex :) I could also see the case for a condo in the urban core or near major amenities as a short-term furnished rental, but that is not my style personally.

Preferably one that has experience in Class C apartment complex properties.

@Ryan BeasleyI think you might be referring to Omar's recent post about buying a complex in OH for $18k.

Financing can sometimes be more complex with a LLC, which can be a big drawback.    

To paraphrase, they don't want to run into a hotel/boarding house issue as they do not fund either of those types of properties and although that is almost unheard of in a condo, complex or apartment etc.

Are these condos all in the same complex?

I am helping an HOA at a townhouse complex on Perdido Key find a siding contractor or a general contractor to replace Hardi siding.

It is on houston craigslist in the real estate section the title is  OWNER FINANCE a unit Apt Complex $175,000 (near Kemah)

Treating clients with clinical depression, or dual diagnosis of clinical depression and addiction, for 6 to 24 months in residence in a skilled nursing facility strikes me as a specialized and complex niche market.

"Forgetting" to mention the property backs up to an apartment complex, sewage pumping station, or strip joint does not earn you any respect.I know a couple of people who do this well in my area.