Lots of HOA problems, back dues owed, short sale, etc.

To find the deals you should look to where there are many flips going on in the same area, and then figure out in those areas how people are acquiring those properties.

These 2 are "house for sale to be moved" and we will have them moved to our property to connect to existing utilities, rehabbed, and rented as 1 bedroom efficiencies.It is my desire to switch to real estate full time.

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Is the rent likely to be proportional to the sale price compared to higher levels?  

Some background about me: I have a full time insurance sales job, so I will most likely be using a property manager (unless you suggest otherwise), I've never rented property before, so I have 0 experience being a landlord.

This means you must acquire the replacement property under the same legal entity that was the seller of the relinquished property.  

I don't have any real estate experience but I do have a decade of management, customer service and sales experience.

My concern is if the properties I am financing are involved in a cross collateral agreement that relates the apartment sale, and there is some kind of default, would the bank be able to step in (because their agreement precedes my first trust) and prevail to recover the properties that I have the first trust on?

Sales are strong, especially for 1st time home buyer properties.