I wouldn't consider age so much so long as the neighborhood it is in can support your sale price.The best way I can say is to always follow your market and visit some homes personally and eventually you will just know what a certain property is worth and won't need to necessarily find comps

Usually if you visit your local distributors you can find better deals, but that can take time. 

If it is a single-family residence, it must remain a single-family residence.

Hi JohnThat must be where I am messing up.

I have added the definitions below for others on the site who may find the information helpful.Before, you can determine if an eviction or ejectment is the right course of action you must first have define what the person living in your home is.  

So house hacking works for this but OOS does not (must be owner occupied). 

I’m from Akron, I was visiting home for the weekend, and I kinda stumbled into a possible deal, I’m still not sure if it is a deal yet, I’m supposed to chat with the landlord later this week.

Also didn't know Cozy was including rent payments, they must have added that after I stopped using it!

@Syrica Brown, if you have a tax certificate you must give written notice to vacate to the owner (do not contact the tenants) and then wait 6 months and then you can file an ejectment lawsuit.

I'm in the Grand Prairie/Arlington area, but visited a friend out there a few months ago and it's BEAUTIFUL!