However, on the previous point, I will recommend reading any loan documents with a fine-toothed comb - not a summary of the loan/program, but the actual loan/program documents.There may be additional conditions in the program (e.g., never being allowed to rent it even after 5 years are up, or only being allowed to rent it to low income people even after 5 years, etc.) and you don't want to be at the closing table (or later) and find something you object to.Free money is great, but you may find (as I've found) that it usually comes with some pretty specific conditions.

Literally comb Google maps, pin any large buildings that look like apartments. 

It seems simple but really combing through similarities like this on what is selling will tell you a lot. 

I don't have an inheritance, I don't make a lot of money (relative to where I live for work), and I already went over my expenses with a "fine toothed comb" and reduced everything possible leaving me roughly $300 I could save per month (that's basically me eating turkey sandwiches everyday).

I have not found a broker that was able to find deals just comb through the MLS (retail). 

Woke up, fell out of bedDragged a comb across my headFound my way downstairs and drank a cupAnd looking up I noticed I was lateFound my coat and grabbed my hatMade the bus in seconds flatFound my way upstairs and had a smokeSomebody spoke and I went into a dreamRead more: Beatles - A Day In The Life Lyrics | MetroLyrics

I was very busy with other properties at the time, so I thought nothing of it and moved on.Fast forward a year: I'm combing through some permit records and I find that the subject property was purchased by the "well respected developer" and he was now building on the "un-developable" lot.

I'm not trying to circumvent BP, and don't know if that is in violation of their postings.I feel very adamant in reiterating though, with every other sentiment, that not only is investing outside of your market tough, but combing it with D class is a recipe for disaster.

I’d Comb Craigslist and Zillow FSBO daily for private sellers and retiring landlords .

I keep hearing from podcast Loop net is where deals go to die and after combing through them Im starting to believe that does anyone dabble in Multi Family in Texas or Florida that can suggest a broker to help out with this ?