Recently, I have had to take over my father small country store due to his health issues.

There are numerous great tax benefits to investing in income property.

So my agent contacted the HUD office since he has worked with them on numerous occasions.

I have a potential seller that is in failing health and wants to sell 8 homes that sit on about a 1/3 of an acre.

We have been looking at numerous properties/land but wanted to gain more knowledge before hammering down the nail into the long term rental business (currently 26 years old).

There are the necessities of life. water, food, shelter, health and we need a supply of money to keep them all coming.

Not sure of all of the ins/outs of it, but I just established a "Series LLC", which is popular in real estate investing (my business isn't even REI, yet), because you set up a "parent" and then underneath that, you can set up numerous other companies/brands in a "series".

When we purchased our properties in early 2013, our home inspector was very thorough, found numerous issues but Justin had his crew fix most of them.

Take care of your health needs too.

There is some work that needs to be done, some items the previous owner neglected but I'm pretty sure there are laws (health and safety) that are being broken.