Hi all,We own a part of a single-family home rental property and are considering buying out the other owners.

Purchase price: $367,500 Sale price: $730,000 Started property management company after the sale of this home

Since you said tiny homes, this is probably not an option.  

Reason being for it is that insurance companies are getting tighter and tighter, and having a claim on your home can prevent you from getting further policies in the future and subject to much higher rates. 

Plus 12 units is a much larger project than 3 units.

In my case, I had 6 months to complete the renovation and move into the home. 

This might mean refinancing or using a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) to access capital for your next investment.

Most homes selling over asking in under a week on market with rentals being scoped up in the same timeframe.

I'd like to make some rental friendly upgrades and upgrades In general to my 1910 home but don't know where to start. 

Does anyone know of a list site that will provide targeted lists (that are not a scam) like:- Owners of houses who have owned thier homes for over 20 years (posssible repair problems so they might sell for less, or possible free and clear owners who might sell for terms)- Non-owner occupied (burned out landlords)Then one could do a direct mail campaign.