Find a lumber yard like Fox, you'll get a better end product.

@Manuel Salce I think you will find the properties in PA are affordable and a good place to start looking.

If you can't take a call don't worry about it, if they're motivated, they'll leave a message.Really the only exception to giving everyone lots of easy ways to reach you is if you're trying to push prospects through a specifically crafted funnel.For example, I do rent to own, which means when I advertise a house I get hundreds of 'buyers' who can't possibly afford it.

I think there are around 10-20 different threads about Morris Invest and the dissatisfaction of the products people have purchased that were advertised by his company.

There was a long period where no new affordable housing (at least not on a significant scale) has been built. 

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If I sell a product or multiple products to a 5013c non profit organization and they aggressively ask for my Social Security number for “tax purposes” is this normal?

Hi Anand,Yes there are specialist lenders for this product type.

Since you need a place to live anyway you're going to be spending money regardless, might as well get help from a tenant to buy your own place instead of helping someone else buy theirs.Focus on getting the best deal you can based on current prices and a payment you can comfortably afford.

There are multi families that are affordable but they are very competitive!