"Tiny homes" is actually a classification that includes 6 different types of dwellings.

I'm trying to learn from my mistakes, including being able to read a title, getting all other information (liens, loans, taxes, etc.), fully researching before I buy a property, getting a lawyer to help in future bids, title insurance, and home insurance.talked to a title insurance company they said my my title search is an abstract does that mean there might be vital info missing regards to more money i might have to pay  ?? 

Code for your area may include plumbing, electrical, bedroom windows (proper height, width and clearance for egress), some areas require sheet rock around the heater and hot water heater. 

This process is quite specific and must be adhered to with strict guidelines, including timelines and the nature of the property being purchased.Another method is the lazy 1031 exchange which is banking passive losses on your 8582 FORM from depreciation on other parts of your grouped portfolio such as several other real estate syndications.

Any feedback would be great:Purchase Price: $219,000, 90 days on the marketSurface area: 1900 sq ft1 unit renovated in the past year which includes new flooring: $800, other 2 units: $690 eachEach unit pays water/sewage, $50 internet feeCondition: roof is ~15 years old, will need replacedI was provided with an expense report for the 3rd quarter of 2023.

Many investors have full time W2 jobs, myself included.

The issue is, after asking them, my neighbor/tenants will not update their mailing address to include the "1/2", so I am regularly getting their mail and placing it in their mailbox.

Additionally, follow up with PM to establish their process for passing off the property to include leases, tenant contact, rent ledgers, inspection reports and the like.

Other considerations things to look at include; are any utilities common (like paying for a boiler for all 4 units instead of individual furnaces), how does access/common areas work, do the tenants all have access to laundry, are there any common area utilities (light common area lights, electric or gas for laundry) that would stay in the owner name.  

Be sure your marketing and your application include whether you have a pets/no pets policy; assistance animal policy; ALL adults must complete application and will be named on the Rental Agreement; utility responsibilities; SD requirement; when and how various funds are due (app fee, SD, initial rent, etc).