Very difficult to do from out of state in my opinion.

Things will come up after the GC walks away from the project (leaking sink, stuck door, etc), and if you don't owe him any money, it can be difficult to get him back to fix it

In today’s market it is difficult for home owners to sell their home for its true value while buyers often hold out for a lower price which further devalues many a home.

This particular "for the people" political party wore fur caps and carried Kalashnikov rifles.Tim

It is extraordinarily difficult to time the market.

You'll have to double close.Very difficult to get conventional financing with a double close because the end lender will figure out you (the seller) don't actually own the home.

It's not a difficult question..

Given the market it may be difficult for someone with even a 700 to get a decent loan.

I would be happy to plug the numbers in for you and show you where you are at on your deal.I can tell you that your purchase price and the number of units places you at $10,000 per door which is extremely inexpensive and gives you a very high cap rate even if the OE is 60% + 15% vacancy.

And about the loans I think it will be very difficult.