Joon,You will have better luck if you own a home and can do a cash out reifnance to take out enough cash to buy it all cash. 

Essentially all of the focus is on the approval process.

That's what puts you into the ADU territory and then all the follow on regulations.  

They've helped us do an LLC with a partner and made sure we were set up correctly in all aspects!

I stay away from historical buildings in general for all of the above reasons and more, unless it's a larger scale commercial building with concrete floors and great "bones" that can separate the uses/tenants better.

As a landlord you want to be knowledgeable of all the moving parts.

Hi, look into Ohio my clients invest in real estate from all over the world.

I want to make sure that the process and documents are all proper and we don’t miss anything. 

For example, the house is old so if they see all new PVC plumbing in it and there was not even one permit pulled for that, you can be sure it's an issue.Here in Hollywood, Florida....I know a guy that purchased a home. 

Hi All,  We have recently moved to the Springfield/Branson area and are just under contract on a home with an FHA assumable mortgage.