I find remote rehab and managing tenants to be no problem.You have a choice:  10% cap or lower and 1 maybe 2 deals a year or higher cap and higher deal flow.  

Nothing to do with fair housing this is a bad choice as a tenant and you need to find a more qualified applicant.

By not claiming deductions I could increase my annual income (from a tax perspective obviously) and that would be beneficial as I intend to buy more properties this year.Any insight is appreciated.

@Amber A.Easiest thing would be to go on Craigslist or any of the various property sites and looking for apartments for rent in your area.Rentometer.com is also a good choice.

And I know I shouldn't make a choice of what to buy according to where I would live.But I wanted to ask is how long do you think it takes to find renters for the 4 units (all 2 bedroom, 1 bath) and.

Has anyone ever received coaching that was beneficial?

He is currently making the choice to not dive into it with you.

If you agree with this, then you can't make a bad choice as to which market (but you can still make bad choices as to which property, what financial terms, which strategy, etc.) and the best thing to do would be to move where you want to live and learn to invest there as a local.

Unless someone else here is a lawyer that has read those specific CC&Rs, I don't think we have a choice but to agree.

I recently brought a home in Virginia Beach and have been here for 6 months and want to obtain a second property which route would be most beneficial: Looking for a seller fianace/ rent to own type route and then try to get a tenant to get cash flow that way or try to get an REO (which mean getting a second mortgage loan)  and rehab and rent out?