Our hopes are to sell the units individually as the area has very little in the way of starter home priced properties, but is extremely popular because of the excellent school district and high quality community.We are considering flipping the standard "one road" site plan and instead running a one-way street around the back of the units and facing them all into a common green space (pocket neighborhood style).

San Antonio has 12.5% block face limit.

If this were happening to my Grandma and I presented these facts to a group of unknown business people and they made a bunch of Werther's Original jokes, I would (1) be forgiven for thinking that landlords are the awful stereotypes the media and lawmakers often make them out to be, (2) be justified in hating them forever, (3) also be justified in probably punching them in the face, and (4) probably get away with it because I'd demand a jury trial and as soon as the comments of the punched party got out, the jury wouldn't sympathize with that person either and would let me go.Again, not trying to be the fun police. 

Seller/giver is mostly likely facing a fine(s) that you will inherit.

And lets face it buster, you were rude, I know it, you know it, BP knows it!

If your goal is a large portfolio, do you want it to be in Illinois given all the systemic challenges the state face?

The previous Chief literally walked through the home doing a face-time for the incoming Chief who was still in CA.

For example this one right here barely makes 1500/ month where just tax and insurance and water bill could surpass that , without even plugging in cap, maintenance all that and other expenses and forget about debt service.

So if you see me bend over weirdly with my hand inside my undies digging deep with this look of ecstasy on my face, drooling...

@Brandon Wolf you should find a meet up to attend locally so you can meet investors face to face and understand what's going on in the markets you are looking to invest in.