One of my biggest problems has been properly locating and finding the correct information on the owner to make a solid connection.I have tried a few different ways like looking up the owner's name on the internet and whitepages.com although neither has really proven to be productive.

One if the biggest issues in DC is that source of income is a protected class, so you can not just move a section 8 tenant out in favor of a tenant that is not section 8.

In the land of no income or sales tax (New Hampshire), the property taxes are probably the biggest source of income for the state so the rates are rather high (think ~$26 per thousand assessed).

The biggest advice I can give is be very patient and take your time.

There is a lot of helpful information here.First I would head over to CT REIA, they are the biggest REIA in New England and there are a lot of great speakers there.I would always suggest to start a business plan, and follow the plan.

Now Midtown and Corktown are picking up.The biggest hurdle facing the neighborhoods in Detroit has been the abysmal level of public services, especially lighting, fire and police.

Constant stream of income, higher selling price, no managing the property, tax incentives, etc?

One of my biggest mentors is Alex Calderwood, a very influential businessman to a growing niche in the market and a prominent face in the commercial real estate scene.

You can only use this loan program on homepath listed homes owned/ foreclosed by fannie mae as its meant to be an incentive to help sell their properties.

Keep in mind that independent 1-bedroom units typically have a premium, so price your single non-independent single bedrooms under those to find your biggest response.