If your primary focus is to flip housing then a hard/private money lender is your best bet. 

Julian,I'm betting that everyone is having a hard time finding good deals.

Matt Berklacy Your best bet is to get your salesperson license and hang your hat at a brokerage that allows investorsThen you can get access, put I.

Just joined the site and am still figuring everything out.Recently became intrigued in acquiring property to rent out (I plan on reading some of the guides here to learn start knowledge).

I saw a Facebook ad for something called Hipcamp, essentially an AirBNB for camping sites, public and private.

@Nicholas Reyes I could be wrong but I think your best bet would be to establish either an LLC or LLP and then the taxes would fall onto the company and not onto the individuals.

But as for pure appreciation potential, I’d wager that a good SFH will be a more solid bet than a condo in a tower (different than a condo in a small 2-4 bldg.)

The instruction sheet will tell you which models can be interconnected, and you can often get that sheet as a PDF from the manufacturer's web site before you buy.I've also seen a suggestion to make sure that wired smoke alarms are powered from a circuit that also has a light on it that is used relatively often - like the light over the stairs, or the front porch light, or similar. 

Typically cost for house only, does not include land development costs, landscaping, driveway etc. it also does not include costs such as getting site plan approvals, architect or engineering fees

As a landlord, you can usually post your homes for free on sites like Zillow, Realtor.com etc...are you already doing that?