It's full of information on how to invest in other states.Look for Dave Meyers on BP.

Live in one unit and update it while you rent the other unit, then once that is vacant, move into that one and repeat.With renos, don't go overboard especially if it is a rental. 

Hi Robert, I've scaled to a 9 door door portfolio through BRRRRs, Turnkeys and everything in between. 

@Jamie O'Connell As a NY landlord, sec gangstas is all i accept these days.

Hi all,I'm sure some have heard of the properties being built by Clifton Homes:Location: 9440 N Adrian AveThey are a fully vertically integrated operation (prop mgmt, construction, and financing).This is their deal:Cash in:  $50K6-8 months later:One time refinance to put a long term mortgage on it at or around 75% which gets your $50k back + 16%.

These allow you to bundle renovation costs, and if the post-renovation value meets 20% equity, you may be able to avoid PMI.

Welcome to the site.

Just to clarify, there is no limit to what you can raise as a nonprofit but, as Shonda mentioned, you can do a simplified filling if you intend to raise less than 50k a year.

Does anyone know what I can do to treat it ?

You would need to file a proof of claim for the monies owed and hope you secured it by a deed of trust.