Also, it is based solely on the number of bedrooms, and does not take into consideration any of the unit's amenities such as number of baths, square footage of the house, is there a garage, etc.There is a constant demand for rentals in my market.

It’s a condo which also has foundation issues which the hoa is supposed to take care of but only god knows when that will happen.

During this time a leak in our bedroom closet has consistently gotten worse with each rainy season.

Thinking about buying three condos in a seller finance deal in Waldorf Maryland and the refi into a 30 year mortgage.

Again, this is for 2-4units (not condos, SFR's, or townhomes).  

As a wholesaler you need to provide your potential investor buyers with the basic information such as the property address, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and approximate square footage.

You could also see the beams inside the walls throughout the condo despite there being a lot of very bold colors on the walls.

It seems it was originally a apartment complex that was then turned into a condo association. 

I also wouldn't be opposed to a condo or townhouse (if it could rent), but I think these properties can be risky. 

I have come across a condo association that is VERY rundown (drugs and homeless) and not doing well at all, interestingly it is surrounded by multiple apartment complexes geared towards students.