Anything could go wrong with a house in that price range.

I have bought and sold over 1,000 properties for my own inventory, and did Bigger Pockets Podcast #82, and have spoken coast to coast from Manhattan to San Francisco on real estate topics, and wrote a book on my experiences.So I can't say I did it all on SFH, but renting houses has been a big part of my real estate investments since I first started investing.

I am in the process of buying a venue with 15 cabins and was wondering if I decided to live there. Could I get a conventional loan on the property? The interest rates are crazy, and most term limits are 15 to 20 years...

My sister had my parents' house passed down to her in a quick claim deed, which is also fully paid off Zestimate ~$420K, but she does have some "good debt", roof/windows for house $50K and car payments for her car and my mother's $25K= total debt $75K.

(i.e. have RE prices increased in the area, is there room for additional appreciation, how is the STR and LT rental market, any new housing or commercial developments?

George doesn't lend to my personal investment strategy at this point in the market cycle.

My client owns 3 SFRs and a commercial building for their business (in an LLC, used by the business but with personal guarantee).

An example problem statement that I may have stated (and built the software for) in 2003, when I started investing full time: Build a tool for lead generation that collects county records from the county recorder's office (and property card data), finds the recent first mortgage defaults  from trustees websites or public filings for properties that are between 1000 and 1700 square feet, in a neighborhood of 90% like-kind properties with greater than 20 parcels, houses built after 1978, that can cash flow at current rates when fully leveraged. 

They can provide personalized advice based on your situation and help you understand legal implications or tax benefits.Potential Liability:Continuing to run all expenses through your holding company might expose you to some liability.

I personally think you can, and if the former owner redeems, they get cutover timber land.