When we read a comment, especially a surprising one which might not be expected, how can we get a cursory insight to the possible credentials which produced it?

But it can be done.Once you have built up a couple million, you can roll that money into the passive income producing machine and stop working so hard if that is your desire.You have choices and real estate is one of them. 

Make sure you get the "warm white" or "cool white" depending on your preference; the cool is blueish, the warm is more like the white that incandescent bulbs produce. 

Buffing off poly, staining and then recoating is bound to produce bad finish, IMO.  

In this case, the entity is a non-profit corporation for which the tax status has been compromised and the low tax benefits makes the building or operation a burden to the seller.In order to acquire title and control of this asset, you need a seller with standing, in other words, you will need the seller to produce all legal documents necessary to satisfy your title company that the Article of Incorporation and corporate resolution authorizing the officer(s) to sign purchase and sale, escrow, tax and deed(s). 

Then using whatever application (I use quicken), it would be enter as 8 different units, but it would all roll up as one account.I do it as 8 different units so that on the report if I ever needed to produce one for a tenant it would be easy to sort, but under one account so that the total rents received would be on one totaled line for the CPA.

Then I'd knock off a healthy percentage of that value since it's completely vacant.

Cleveland and its surrounding suburbs can really produce some amazing ROIs.

However, if there is a turn-key opportunity available in the Fayetteville area, that produces solid cash flow, I would love to hear about it.  

I don't touch anything that won't produce at least $50k profit or a 20% ROI as a rental.Finally, I got a contract on the house across from the one in this thread. $45k for a 1610 sq/ft block home on great 3/4 acre of land, currently 3/2 but there is a permitted addition that is 23 x 12 feet and I will convert it into 2 additional bedrooms.