Some cities get federal and/or state money to provide toward low income housing.

Grocery and convenience stores are a little more regional; in Florida, Publix is popular, and if one of their stores is within a mile or two, that's probably better than if it's further away.  

Is there state or federal money available to rehab these apartments if I am going to make them low-income housing?

That's the title of this article:http://www.nationalmortgagenews.com/news/servicing...

We experienced so much growth during the period of mass subdivisions and all that growth happened at a time when MF was less popular for middle-class households.  

You will find that investing year round is popular in the area.

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After beginning the process my attorney informed me of $30K in Federal liens from the original owners back taxes due from 2007/8/9.