So I'm a condo owner in UTC. 

I like inexpensive 800-1200 ft2 2 bedroom/1 bath brick houses built post WWII with forced air furnaces, low slope and simple roof starting 15 ft off the ground, neat little chain-link yards.

I own a condo in DC near a Johns Hopkins graduate school campus and have had some interest from international students. 

The units are 1 bedroom, 1 bath. 

I own a condo, and I'm currently house hacking it, but not quite living for free in it.

Hi all,A couple years ago I moved out of my first primary residence and started renting it.  I'm currently trying to sell it, and some strange issues have come up.The house is a single-family according to the County, ...

On the other hand, roll up them sleeves, find a broker to help you locate a condo in a good location that is rentable, and jump in the game that way.

Here is the current picture.I found a property that is for sale, the owner is asking $55,000 with lease option as a possibility, it's a single family 2 kitchens, 2 baths, 3 bedroom, but the property is zoned 2-Family Residential and can be split into a multi-family split-level apartments.

I'm looking for feedback on how to best structure a rent to own program for condos in the state of Florida.

I want to capture the equity in my primary home(condo) to fund my first BRRR deal.