(I am in the state of Texas btw) Basically the owners had a rental property and went credit card crazy.

I have even seen some multifamily in Fort Worth that are good potential for Cash Flow.I know I can find good deals but they are around an hour to 2 hours drive both ways, but I don't feel like that drive to work a few hours is my best use of time. 

Now that the basics are over, I've been on Bigger Pockets a little over a month.

Which, of course, then drives a lot of business to their regular gigs by way of earned media.It's also been a super successful way to promote the flipped homes to potential buyers.

I've started gathering a list of apartments within my area by driving around town and finding apartment buildings.

There is a Florida Statute 627.714 that basically requires anyone who is in a condo association that their personal insurance have special assessment coverage, so what that means is let's say the community had a loss the was $100,000 dollars below the deductible and you have 50 different unit owners the HOA.

Many parks have land leases that can be up to $1000 or more which really drives people away over time. 

Often they are extended, but obviously at much worse terms, which drives your condo fee considerably higher when the renegotiation happens. 

You will get a special warranty deed, that basically means the seller/bank/auction house is selling where is/as is, and you, the buyer are responsible for all liens with the property.

I asked both landlords if they enjoyed driving down to the court for the dispossessory process.