GuysCouple of questions here if someone is from Queens, NYC1) I need to take out some grass out of my front yard and put concrete in to create 2 parking spots.

The house was completely re-modeled upon purchase and in a way that made renting out the bottom seamless: 1,600 SQFT up and 1,600 SQFT bottom, BOTH having 3bd/2ba, each having FULL range kitchens, laundry rooms, living/family rooms, dining rooms, completely separate entrances (walk-out basement accessed around side yard), and bifurcated parking spots.  

My experience has been to crawl before I walked, and walked before I ran.Most people who are attracted to rental real estate begin with SFR's.

The fan will suck out your room air if it is over sized and the room will get replenished with the lovely crawl space air.

See my recent discussion/post, ‘How to Spot Loan Scams on Social Networking Sites.’ 3.

I've seen it be spot on, I've seen it be $200k off appraised value.

I saw people working on a vacant house so I pulled over and talked to them, made offer on the spot and accepted a few days later. 2 .

Brian Gibbons is spot on.

I crawled over FHA's website and can't find anything but the very superficial materials designed for mass-public consumption.This topic is of interest to me because I'm specifically interested in purchasing an FHA-insured loan for a duplex I have under contract.

How do I research within a distant city, what spots are worth investing in or not?