@Brandi T.I learned recently about Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST). 

Joshua,It's a Delaware Statutory Trust.

@Elizabete De LimaWelcome to Bigger Pockets!

Make a forum post in BP to ask for recommendations on markets and do some research.Option 3,  consider using a 1031 exchange and acquiring a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust).

So you have to pay for the inspection, pay for the de-winterization, pay for the utilities to be turned on, pay for the utilities to be turned off and the house Re-winterized.I've only been buying HUDs since 1986 but I have never seen them allow a pool cover removal of a structure built over the pool by HUD.

Shortly after, I got married & my new wife (who was a teacher & not making much money either) bought into my investing mindset just enough that we bought a duplex & moved into one side. 2 years later we bought an identical duplex, the second building over on the same cul-de-sac.

(Remember that you can take 100% bonus depreciation) Depending on your expense amount, you can also elect to expense it under de minimis safe harbor.

I just graduated from West Chester University and would love to buy and rent to college students because I know the area very well or could stay in Delaware County where I currently live.

USEC is incorporated in DE and CA, with FL to be included ASAP.

I already know the furnace doesn't work (I have 1 already) and there is a "broken pipe" so the bank said they can't properly de-winterize the home.