Or does that violate fair housing laws?

I have come across multiple properties - typically houses that require rehab - where the seller is not the owner of the property but what I believe to be a wholesaler or investor who has been assigned the rights of the property to sell to an end buyer (me) for a (substantial) fee.

The house is a B-level property in a B-level neighborhood.

Thanks, Leehttps://therealdeal.com/2021/12/15/realtor-com-nixes-crime-map-in-effort-to-promote-fair-housing/

I'm Alex from Austin and I recently started house hacking my home.

Apartments and houses. 

I have rehabbed three residences and flipped them as house hacks, but never purchased a building like this one that as purely an investment, so would love help on strategy and specifics. 

I found out about this network after reading a book about "House Hacking" and have been excited since!

After some negotiations I have gotten a house down to 350k, 4/2.5 2500sq ft.

We updated the house to match its low price range, which required careful budgeting and strategic renovations.