I just don’t want to keep single family homes long term.

I drove by the property tonight and noticed a brand new vending machine installed on the sidewalk by the front door of one of the tenants.I know the property owner/manager didn’t approve of it, so it must be someone that works for the tenant that had it installed.The office building is a 225 foot long single story building with 3 tenants.

I had a bit of a mindset shift from the strictly business to the personal side after multiple conversations about how many wholesalers/investors are sending out their postcards etc to every single person in my market.

Let's compare a simple wholesaler's deal to to the same deal as an exchangor:ARV is 200k,Repairs are 30k,As is value 150k,Purchase price is 70% of ARV minus repairs and 10k assignment fee so 100k.Wholesaler assigns contact and makes 10k..love it.Exchangor has same house worth 150k(as is value) that he/she owes 100k(contract price).

I have 3 rental single family properties in the Philippines and would like to continue investing in real estate here in Sydney.

I was planning on self managing since its just a single family home and I'm not going to have any positive cash flow until at least 2 years so I don't want to give up another percentage to a management company.

My live-in tenants and I have not seen a single car at that house since the for-sale sign went up.

The foreclosures can come with a lot of risk, mostly because there's no standardization with them so you' have to investigate every single property very thoroughly to know exactly what you're getting. 

I'm a single mom and I work full time.

I'm a curious to see what it would take to provide housing for the armed forces. Who would I need to contact to get started? Are there certain guidelines that I need to follow?