I'm in Cleveland and I do access to quite a bit of off market properties, also Columbus is pretty hot right now too.

They can get access to so much more in a house TIC than a condo, not to mention much less fees and sensible housemate-like rules.What do you guys think?

The CEO happens to be my friend and wants me to figure out how I can fit in the company so I just want to improve my chances and bring something of value to an already established team.Very Respectfully, Chanel A

Since, I can't access my VA loan for another few years, don't have enough capital at the moment (actively working on that now), and haven't found anyone to partner up with/figured out a creative financing strategy just yet...I do commit to investing my time in learning, reading, and listening to as much as I can possibly absorb every single day in the mean time.

Now some of that CAPEX was elective to improve the property and increase rents, but still I can assure everyone that CAPEX is very real and is probably is over 10% of rents over time.

I’m unable to reach the tenant via phone or email and I want to access the property to get a certificate of occupancy and to document the condition of the property.Can I just go there with the police and if no one answers the door bust it open?

Since I wouldn't be able to access this money till the age of 59 1/2 I am wondering if it would be better for me to lower the amounts that I am putting into these accounts to either put some into index funds or invest in more real estate.

Since the property is in the family is it possible to do seller financing and still get a 203k loan for the improvements?

With a $229,000 Market Value the all-in is $171,750.As you stated it will be hard to force enough appreciation (with minimum cosmetic improvements) to get you out of the FHA loan and still get cash back.  

Potentially no access to property.