Size, type (sfr, condo,) price, possible rent amount, condition, etc.

Your best bet is a local institution that does lots of work with condos/HOAs since they'll be familiar with the process.  

I bet it feels so good to close on your first deal.

In senior communities many purchasers will want the homes to be in move-in ready shape, as opposed to handyman specials.With all of this said if the homes are good sizes (ideally 14 feet wide and good sized bedrooms) and do not need more than a few thousand dollars in work, then they may be good opportunities to purchase and resell.

Tend to be very intensive properties, have crappy financing, and the sellers books are generally not good at that deal size.  

I bet there are hundreds, if not thousands, of Felix Goldsteins in his part of Ohio. 

$20 to $50 / month around here depending on size.  

I don't have a large enough sample size to use my numbers as gospel.

But I don't know the size of the property or the condition.

That is hard to see - here is full-size image link: http://s17.postimg.org/xnsdd8zgv/model.jpg