Scott Trench's book set for life goes through different scenarios about peoples stituation and what choices they have.

I would tend to put heavier weight on MF rentals than a SFH lot, building a SFH is riskier than apartments mainly and it typically would increase your income. 

The HVAC is around a 2000 model so that would be my main concern. 

My main interest here is to see you succeed. 

The main hang ups are: I don’t have a lot of capital to spend on legal fees before I do 1 deal, BUT, I don’t want to run into serious problems on my first deal just because I didn’t know about a legal problem.Also, do I need insurance during the process of buying, rehabbing, or selling a mobile home, and if so, what kind(s)?

My main question is has anyone been able to retrieve this type of list from the county recorder in Virginia and is there any such thing as a list of NOD’sThank you

On a downtown Main Street.

This then makes it an "attached" structure and a part of the main house.

Those can make or break you at times in my opinion.2) The more I learned about real estate and investing the more I thought it would be a viable career choice for me. 

Previous insurance company doesn't want to insure the property anymore because the main dwelling is empty.