My parents bought a home in san antonio tx.and i've seen in the payment history a FHA disbursement payment that goes diectly to the ESCROW.

I have definitely bought deals from both wholesalers and a one or two agents, but a lot of the "deals" in my area are in very low end neighborhoods, which I don't buy in, though many investors in my area do.  

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We bought two of our other small properties outright and a third we have a traditional mortgage on, so this isn’t something we are familiar with.  

I am talking about store fronts with bullet holes in the front windows.

The houses are right next to each other on a corner lot that is ~2 blocks away from a brand new hospital that is being built in my townCurrent rents - these are definitely below current market value even before the new hospital goes in.

The money made doesn't make sense for the time involved.That being said, my buddy had a wedding out in Culpepper, VA recently where the couple bought a foreclosed plantation house, fixed it up, and now all they do is weddings.

@Akhil Viz be careful in that zip code - some decent pockets of areas but there you can be on a street where everyone is a meth head or the next is some 40-60 yr old blue collar workers taking care of their homes to more crime ridden areas.Definitely is not an area to bank on any appreciation but you can cash flow if bought right and you get in a decent area to attract decent tenants unless you want to be slum lord.

It’s very straightforward, as the space is an 800 square foot store front with a bathroom and the tenants are not building anything out.

We recently bought a house in December of 2017 using an FHA loan with 3.5% down.