@Kelcey Land @Cindy Murdoch  Yes I found it, thank you.  

Welcome to bp @Akiewole WilliamsLots of those homes are most likely in lower income areas The other side of that is there are lots of landlords in those areas that make great returns It's up to us as investors to decide how much risk we are willing to take on Make sure you set up your keyword alerts to Roanoke Also the bp meetup is this Wednesday evening at 645 Grandin colab on grandin road In Roanoke Look forward to meeting you thereGood lucj

  * Your really a Land-Lord and you have tenants and that number of tenants depends on how many lots you have. 

Study your state landlord tenant regulations and learn how to properly operate your business.Most regulations allow a landlord to serve a tenant on the second of the month when they are late paying.

I know this is an older post and things have certainly changed since then, but looking to do new construction (duplex) on land I own in Wailuku.

See a FHA lenderGet a good job or 2 jobsSave 3%Look at multi loansLive in 1, rent out the otherLook into duplexes firstLearn landlord tenant lawGood luck!

What are the 'norms' for the area for rentals in terms of landlord supplied appliances?

- you can pay X for land to build e.g. 60 apartments or pay up to Y to build up to 100 Units?

They are going to call and say there is a bedbug infestation, rats everywhere, no hot water, holes in the floor, the door won't lock, leaking roof, and the tub is cracked, oh, and the landlord refuses to fix all this.

I'll be taking a listing on a property this week that is literally the best piece of land for a roughly 200 unit SFH community around.