The zoning is E-TU-C Lot size 6050

This won't work because of A B C and we won't win because its statistically impossible--no!

I would stay away from buying anything near the "B" or "C" investments and get a good deal on upper income homes in the right neighberhood that has style.  

I've been a study of Dodd Frank since 2014 while being just a student at best getting a C often times a D in that class I can offer these comments:- What other parks are doing does not mean they know what is legal!!!  

Hello Experts,I am doing REI for the last 3+ years and analyzed many offerings from different turnkey providers and noticed the following:1) Providers are selling properties above market value; charging a premium ($10-$15k more)2) Neighborhoods are at most B- or C or D3) Numbers are not really working; -ve cash flow or less than $100 cash flow if you add 5% vacancy + 5% maintenance.

@Garry C.

Property is in a class C neighborhood.  

Does anyone have any advice for which type of company (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp) would be best for this in terms of liability and minimizing tax liabilities?

Oh, and the best piece of advice I can give is to literally write "A B C D" on your scratch paper.

Josh C. knows better than I) that literally can and probably has happened (though I guess it's not reeeeally "half a house" so much as half a lot).Is the inability to use the property to cover a default the only issue?