Small slivers of land, lots too small to build on, no water, no power, landlocked, flood zone, dump sites, no sewer, but too small to add septic, around where I live counties require a certain amount of road frontage so people won't put mobile homes, so you can buy OTC without the required road frontage and lot could be more or less worthless....can't build on it,  and all other kinds of issues. 

To be more specific; long hold multi-family rental properties (duplex, triplex or fourplex). 

Would you rather purchase a property prematurely, not have enough funds and suffer from consequences or be financially secure, ready and then go for the right deals with safety/security?

Multi door properties are basically non existent near me.

They can also report maintenance issues and see their payment summaries as well.The app has a slew of other features - complete book-keeping, automatically applies late fees, can track recurring charges, etc.  

I have 3 evictions 2 from the same company in 2016/that was bought out by a realtor from California, that didn't care we had lived there 4 years with no issues until rent hike.Now I have the new Mainstream Section 811 voucher for disabled low-income families.

I am open to buying a multi-unit property and living in one of the units, and even buying a nicer home to rent rooms out of.

Over the years I'd continue to like to buy more house hacks, get my RE license and (depending on the market) acquire a few duplexes/multi-families all on a slow but consistent basis. 

You should also look into your options if a tenant claims radon issue.

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