It's not worth it.I'm told that FHA has ways of finding these things out that are more involved than just getting your mail at the address.Ohio is not listed in this resource: http://www.ncsl.org/research/financial-services-an...But in many of the states listed, mortgage fraud is a felony.

It's completely up to you the amount of involvement, renovation, risk tolerance you have with likely low income or credit challenged tenants.

I’m on the bigger pockets foreclosure website and I’m seeing a property massively undervalued for its square footage and what homes surrounding it are going for.

I know that these are basically retail deals, so it’s more of a question of which type of building mix would would you go to.My plan involves selling a few of my SFR and transitioning to small MF around Orlando or Jacksonville and I’m leaning towards one building type of places because I’m thinking one roof vs two or three may help for maintenance.

I’m on the bigger pockets foreclosure website and I’m seeing a property massively undervalued for its square footage and what homes surrounding it are going for.

I can see it myself on the tax assessors website, the lot is indeed subdivided into 15 little squares.

Relevent text:The owner of a dwelling is required to post a notice which is constructed of durable material and which is no smaller than 20 square inches in size listing the owner’s name, address and telephone number if he/she does not live in the dwelling or have a manager living in the dwelling.

Get involved with a local REI, seriously, go to one a week.

There are a lot of deadlines, timelines, deposits, inspection periods Involved that many do not even think about when starting out.

I would like to start this discussion thread so others who are new can get our community's thoughts and opinions so it at least gives the newbies a real sense of risks that are involved with being successful in this industry.