Put in the application "tall people only", and u are golden. 

Please give advice if u can on how i should proceed.Asking price is 225.000.

I'm actually in Seattle these days, but grew up in C-U, and would love to invest in the area... good luck!

Hey Justin,Sorry abt the newbie question but what do u mean by the B-C & A-B in your previous quote

i agree with everything that max i has said and i would also add that look on different websites for properties,call up agents for deals that meet your critieria in those states u would would into also dont just look online,before you move visit the place and spend a few days there and walk the streets,properties to get a good feel for things,dont buy sight unseen although some investors do have success doing so...with 17k yeah you are limited but you still could buy properties with that amount of cash you could actually buy a few properties in certain areas using some as downpayment and using owner financing...but that totally depends on your strategy.I would also say to look into wholesaling to get more cash or however it is that you are coming up with your capital to keep doing just that.Also look for lenders in those areas

The architecture of the building is such that each town home has one section of roof to itself and one section of roof that is shared (looks like a U).

Who are u using they seem a bit unique

Is all other props hv no garage, might be best to make it a 4/2bth if u can.

Did u finance with little or no money down?

As appropriate participants are helped to secure federal Section 8 subsidies, although funding for this program has been slashed dramatically.also...when u r dealing with low income tenants moving in ...in the middle of month...besides the prorated rent and the deposit, what else do u ask for?