I really need to research the numbers and check to see what local governments have in mind for infrastructure.

He mentions one of the rooms had been a kid's room, so it was apparently a house he formerly lived in.While we currently have two Section 8 tenants, the program is pure socialism and the government is massively in debt (over $50,000 per citizen!)

If you can't find a website, then you need to do some calling and possibly drive to one of the local government buildings to get the correct info.Zillow = terrible source of RE information

It also is governed by the property...if the occupancy is unstable and you forecast negative cash flow during stabilization, you'd want to set aside a larger reserve.

HUD homes are government owned foreclosures.

Seek broad education in real estate, business, tax law, government laws (federal, state, county, city), finance laws, real estate law and practices, and as much as you can think of that may or may not directly apply.Education Sources-Small Business Administration (SBA) (not just for loans)This is a taxpayer-funded organization just waiting to give you guidance and education.

No one wants to stir up a stink that would attract government regulators.Maybe you could try your local (small) banks.

Real estate might still be the least-worst thing to be invested in right now.There's also the very real possibility of higher inflation - the Federal Reserve is actively targeting higher inflation so as to make the huge amount of both government debt and household debt out there more manageable.

Not sure what happened in your area your talking about, but I own a story and a 1/2 that was built by the government after wwII and we've renuavated it beautifully.

I confirm everything with the governing entity.