Perhaps a duplex or triplex at that price might be your best bet.   

And if I have not memorized a formula like ^ Todd's masterpiece, I will cut the column(s) out of Excel and paste into Notepad (or NP++) and find/replace the delimiter...

and Sticky ^^ I bet you don't miss that.We got through MERS unscathed and we still seem to be growing at about 20 members per month.You really started something great out here!

There is no columnar view that would at least allow for sorting the specific columns for better clarity.I searched here on BP using just "Craigslist" in the search and read through a lot of posts that didn't give me any answers.I'm not a member of Craigslist either, is that the solution, to become a member and the pages somehow will be more discernable?

You best bet is to get legal advice.http://bundlr.com/b/private-lending-bundlethat link is my private lending book marks bundle@Brian Burke@Bryan Hancock

You can bet it's something I'll be looking into more for every other property I consider in the future. 

Turnover is more common anyway and not generally as pricey to endure (though mobile home parks have the bets of both worlds in that there is unlikely to be turnover while you still get the impact if the number of units) and a few vacancies out of many isn't as big of a deal.

@Jon Dixon I agree with @Chad Duval the bank is generally the best bet!

If done right in some jurisdictions, I bet you could get a judge to order him to put rent money into an escrow account for every month you are waiting on the jury trial.

I bet the first thing the advisor will want to know is if you have a plan in place or even if you know what kinds of transactions you will be focusing on.