. :) I bet you will quickly find you will either want to go all out and make it a business, or strictly do your own deals. 

You do not need a physical copy of it.

The amount of money that comes in from out of state and is spent there is huge in the rental housing sector.you add up all the turn key guys there and I bet they are moving hundreds of homes a month in that one market.so that a couple hundred rehabs .. that's investors flying in staying in hotels eat ribs etc.its the trickle down effect. and with the internet and marketing the way it is its truly a global market.. 

My best bet would likely be to hold and wait because selling vacant land/lots isn't working out and maybe build later.

Of course, I don't know that for sure because I haven't been to the physical location or had an inspection.I talked to the realtor and she said even though rent is at $850 she thinks that is too low.Looking at things on the surface, it seems like that is a good deal.

The best bet would be to call the broker listed on the sign, and ask to speak to the listing agent only. 

I bet that's the same thing.I'm just leery of insurance agents using fear to sell extra insurance programs to gullible individuals. 

For that small of an amount, your best bet is to use a line of credit if you have it, or whatever credit you have as long as you pay it back quickly with the cashflow after getting rented.

I haven't read every answer but I'd bet most share the same sentiment.

Ramon Polo it's clear to me that you are speaking outside of your expertise.Custom Facebook audiences currently only accept emails and phone numbers, not physical addresses.