I’m located up in Maine and looking to do the same type of project Commercial condominiums.

Dear all,I have trouble selling a San Diego house because of the following:Buyers can easily get a mortgage for the main house but not for the smaller manufactured house (3 years old) that sits behind it, on the same piece of (private) land.

Just a thought I had and wanted to see the main preference points by other investors.

The main feedback i've received is that the neighborhood is far out...its 6 miles from city limit (unfortunately nothing I can do about location).

Main thing is DONT sound like a sales person, people will automatically tune you out. 

Mainly doing large rehabs long distance.

IRS Example 2: In January 2018, a taxpayer takes out a $500,000 mortgage to purchase a main home.

The main idea is to buy a property that you can use as an investment as well as your primary residence.

The area has a lot of slumlords that just don't give a ****, and they are also mainly older landlords that want to retire and have been doing it for years.  

Will this increase my property value or should I just think of it as a rental unit/place for me to live while I rent out the main house?