You will, iin general,  potentially get higher returns the more risk you take.I also made the decision to invest in a higher class of property as I am just not ok with profiting off the poor (yes, i know they need houses to live in and there are folks that provide safe affordable housing) It is ok to invest in any class of property you want.

While researching what real estate related books to read, obviously I came across the infamous Rich Dad Poor Dad.

For obvious reasons you wouldn't want to deal with an individual who is attempting to circumvent these laws & regulations.

This is a little conservative in Killeen, but not knowing the condition I wanted to plan for poorly maintained units.

Finally deciding (after like the fifth webinar) to get off my butt and get my first property.Hoping to add to my team and build a solid network of realtors, contractors, future partners and like-minded individuals here. 

It's less likely with a multi that you'd find one vacant, more likely you'd find one in poor shape, poorly managed.

Homevestors has a 3-4. there are a rockpile of individual ones there.

"If an individual keeps or is seeking to keep an animal that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks in housing, an owner, lessor, lessor's agent, owner's agent, or representative of a condominium association may request that the individual submit to the owner, lessor, agent, or representative reliable documentation that the individual has a disability and reliable documentation of the disability-related need for the animal, unless the disability is readily apparent or known.

Poor people focus on obstacles” - secrets of the millionaire mind. 

As private lenders, we prefer this as it gives us more comfort that the purpose of the transaction is business purpose and we are not providing a loan for an individual's primary residence.