For price wise the most we can afford is about 1000 a month and as far as knowing why were getting turned down for a place we dont know.

If you can afford the maintenance of a bigger property, maintain occupancy, and will be getting a better ROI vs having a duplex I say go for it.  

More going on than Anacortes and more affordable to boot!

If the market is going up, which it is, and you can afford it, yes.

I am really drawn to the idea of building a large portfolio in low income and affordable housing areas.

Can't afford a high priced attorney at this point.

As I said, in my first post, I'm leaning away from the idea of wholesaling but still haven"t completely made my decision. 

In addition to the more flexible format of the IRA owned LLC, you also gain the asset protection for your IRA that the LLC affords.

There are certain pockets within the county that are flooded with multi-family properties which rent well since it's a less expensive alternative housing option to renters who can't afford the high price tag palm beach county usually demands.

Where the cap rates are these days, you can't afford significant downtime.