My grandma has a single family investment property that she doesn't want to deal with anymore.

Nationwide, there is no single place that puts all foreclosures up.

Blake:For me the key was hanging around people that were further along than I was.My goal had been to build a single family portfolio and we were doing that.  

I'll give you a bunch of my situation and see what you have to say and also feel free to PM me or I'm happy to help others with this thread as well.So this pas year I went on a bit of a buying spree, liquidated some other assets and bought three single family homes in the 50-80K price range. 

heynot sure if this is the right subforum, excuse me if it's the wrong one.i'm thinking about investing in a rental property, long term rentals. i'm having troubles deciding what is the best option, a condo or a single family house. a few relevant details - i will be buying the property 100%- i will hire a property management company. worth mentioning also that i am not living in the us.- just to give a sense of what kind of property i'm talking about, let's say the current plan is a 100k property in orlando fl. from what i understand, to pros of owning a condo is that most of the outside repairs are being taken care by the hoa, which means less troubles, downside is of course it will cost me 200-300$ a month (rough estimate, looking at the properties i checked so far) and from what i understand condos appreciation tend to go up less in time.so my questions boils down to the difference in repairs cost:- usually the rule i hear about allocating money to repairs is 1% of the house values. is that value the same for both condos and single family?

I'm purchase a house through single member LLC.

Subject to Buyer obtaining any and all permits required for building two single family homes on lots 1A and 1B."

I am a single mother of 3 and am ready to experience financial freedom. 

You have a little bit of an information advantage most sellers don't... buyer is acquiring for a reason, it's not just random, you have a record of what prices this single buyer has been buying the other units. 

I’m interested in having more than one door and I have been dancing around the idea of buying duplexes or quads, but I think boarding houses seem genius because it’s a single family so the loan would be easier to get and it not a large area to maintain.