We have built a database based on room prices from various roommate leasing sites. 

Hello, just wanted to see if anyone has experience with building a Single family on hillside land under the Q condition?

I was driven through 38111 zip code by a local, @Alex Craig and he explained street by street how different the houses, tenant base and rents were.

For these investments, if they are both properties you are able and willing to buy, I would make a decision based on revenue/expense assumptions.

I told him that I did not break any laws as I was following the terms of the contract.I am trying to see whether anyone out there has experiences with the PA installment land contract laws and the timeline for default and foreclosure.  

When you are forming all sorts of small partnerships with no real "corporate" backing and pooled asset base to provide security for the counterparty, typically you can't get a swap.At the end of the day, I was just talking to an LP in some deals that are going south.  

You need to understand the market, the tenant base and how these things work.

A financial planner, CPA, and others may be better resources for you in deciding which is the best play here based on the immediate health needs and life expectancy.Hope this helps. 

Take a look at the list and keep in mind that increases are based on what they used to be priced at (growth) not at relative cost to each other.

In this scenario the property as a residential property is normally a terrible deal because they are basically selling it as commercial land so you might want to look into that.