@Curt Smith Again, not an expert, but from what I've read online and in the FHA handbook, 1) you only have to owner occupy for 12 months on an FHA, but it's 24 months I believe before they will take into account the rental income, 2) like @Russell Brazil said, you can only ever have 1 FHA at a time, and 3) the 100 mile rule is still in play even after 2 years of owner occupancy if you're moving from one place to another and still holding on to the first as an investment.

They likely know someone interested in expanding their portfolio.Contact commercial lenders in your area and see if they know any investors looking to buy large portfolios.Contact real estate agents or property managers because many of them work for investors and are actively searching for more properties.

It would easily rent between $2100 - $ 2295 per month due to the high military population in the area.MLS # 102063282115 Brennhaven Trail Chespeake, VA 233235 Bedrooms / 2.5 Bathrooms Built in 2013 in Grassfield School DistrictSOLAR HEATED INGROUND POOLLarge 1/3 acre lot with private backyard and over-sized shedFeel free to contact me with questions as I am a Realtor and a Licensed Appraiser actively working and living in this HOT military market. 

Especially when the listings says Active and the listing agent says it's under contract.

They do not cover for such cases; "I have confirmed that we will not have any options while you have a tenant in place that you are actively trying to evict."

hello everyone my name is Douglas and I am a newly active investor in Kentucky.

- Playing tennis or golf?

We sold our 4plexes (2/1s) for $250k/ea back in 2015 era, our SFDs were anywhere from $110-$165k.We also played in Hammond a bit but... be very careful on location, tax basis, and I would caution you about rental inspections. 

We all know we are suppose to work on the big "$100/hr" tasks and outsource the "$10/hr" tasks. What do you outsource and what do you plan to outsource someday?I'd like to outsource direct mail.

@Suzanne - I know people are still big on the appreciation play in Ballard, Queen Anne, etc. but a property like that with a CAP of less than 3.5% doesn't seem very attractive.