Ample room inside and out for not only your vehicles but also for a workshop, storage, home gym, perfect for car enthusiasts, business owners or hobbyist.

My goals are grand, ambitious, and future proof.I plan to build affordable homes in a way that is self sustaining, and desired by many.I plan to invest into Single family homes, and multi family homes to get the individuals who live in them a better life.I live in Utah, so the market is not the best.

I good way I have found to generate leads is to call the Section 8 reps' to let them know that you have a unit that you're looking to fill and see if they have any clients who have a voucher that match your property. 

From there, you can see if you can afford a 2-4 unit property in the areas you want to target.

There are some that don't charge interest on the money for the rehab until you're reimbursed from the lender on it.There are other lending guidelines out there such as: -Any level of investor experience-Funding in as little as 10 days-Credit scores as low as 640-Non-owner occupied Single Family, Multi Family up to 4 units property types-Purchase Loan Amount – up to 90% of Cost (depends on area you're purchasing and if you have a higher credit score)-Rehab Loan Amount – up to 100% of Cost-75% maximum after repair value-12 to 24 month loan term with Interest Only payments.

A bit on my self I have 3 singles in Dallas Forth-Worth area & 1 single Tampa area I sold 2 flips in Austin, TXIn DFW, I’m doing section 8 , I am getting properties with hard money loan , remodel them, and then re fi them for 30 years , I put around 45-65K for each property I have 4 properties total that cash flowing $300, $500, $1000 (section 8) , $250 per month after all taxes, expenses , insurances , mortgages .. 

Especially when there are tons of incentives for grabbing that "low hanging fruit," like there is in your particular situation.IMO your 'low hanging fruit' would be utilizing the new-ish Fannie Mae rule allowing only 3.5%-5% down for owner occupant financing (house hacking) on ALL small multi properties (anything under 4 units, so duplex, triplex or 4-plex).

I always tell our clients to find buildings with separate utilities when possible, and to also look for extra added values like larger units, rentable garage spaces, attics or basements you can duplex into, etc. 

I’m self-employed, so most likely won’t be approved conventionally. 

There are listing agents, but buyers are almost always self represented with legal counsel helping negotiate LOI and PSA.