Ultimately, I'd like to go into MFR, LTR, but I think maybe I should walk before I run, so I'm evaluating the markets for both MF and SF properties.

Even if the tenant walks in on the second day of the month and tells me they can't pay until the 13th, I remind them they will still be charged late fees and I will still start the eviction process on the 11th.My standards are in writing and equally applied on every tenant, every time. 

For example, the local government rental inspection walks through and finds no issues.  

He now sees he has to walk before he can run and there's absolutely no reason at all to look to expose yourself financially to the max right out of the gate. 

I walked about 15 to 20 duplex/triplex's and put offers in on most of them (My Agent is the BEST) Over the course of 8 months.... before I purchased one!!    

The development is expected to bring thousands of permanent jobs and promote sustainability, including eco-friendly features like walking paths and tree plantings.

If something is outside of your knowledge, contactor support, or understanding walk away. 

They don't even provide you with contracts or how to even walk a seller who wants to sell through a contract.

If a inspection uncovers something hidden, I would still renegotiate or walk away.  1a) I would never buy a condo as an investment for many reasons.  

I would be on the lookout for the current condition of the units and building while you're walking through to assess how well it's maintained.