My strategy is mid-term rental, targeting traveling nurses, and other traveling professionals looking for longer than 30 day accommodations.  

There are lots of house/cottages in the Springs as well, you could live in one unit, rent out the other to room by room, travel nurses (furnished 1-3 month rentals that aren't considered short-term) or AirBNB (check out if the property can be used for short-term before buying). 

The smaller unit i was going to furnish for travel nurses since I anticipate the smaller unit would have a high turnover rate anyway if it was a LTR.

Probate attorney I used for my mother is calling me at 3pm. 😬 Homeowner wasn't cooperative but now is finally fully on board.  

My mother has her own practice but doesn't like handling real estate returns because of the complexity.

If your not savvy on the construction process or know what poses great issue it would be better to purchase something small that can cash flow to traveling nurses or military until you can network and gain education.

I bought my first condo out here at 24 and went in thinking I'd do FHA because I feel like everybody and their mother assumes FHA is the best option for first-time home buyers, but double check to make sure that's the case for you.

It's a 2/2 with an attached 2/2 mother in law suite on 0.6 acres in a fast growing suburban town.

My mother and I are out of state (in CA) and own a rental in Indianapolis as TIC.

My mother and I are out of state (in CA) and own a rental in Indianapolis as TIC.