I am contemplating getting rid of the $200 per month as well as the yard is tiny and the only cleaning is the small common area and two single bathrooms.  

I am a successful business owner for two other companies and a single mother of two young boys that I homeschool. 

A few other things you may want to think about are:Are you looking for single family homes to rent or multi family units and is there a minimum number of bedrooms and/or bathrooms that you require in each unit.Although I started my career working with renters, I have since moved on to RE investors. 

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I mostly accomplish this by investing in duplexes and single family in my area.  

Non-warrantable condos can be financed in the unconventional world even if it's 100% investor owned so long as but single investor owns more more that 10% of total units.

First, I do understand the risks of Single family package deals, and will inspect each property and pick the best ones. 

I'm guessing your best bet is to talk an association attorney, obviously one that has experience with co-ops.  

@Loic Billiau if you own single family residential and after 5 years, you made 10% return, then I would consider that doing well.  

Hi Robert, I work with multifamily and single family property investors that either buy and hold for cash flow or rehab and flip for capital gains.