I hope you take action.Look, I appreciate your perspective, but some of what you are suggesting is difficult because, well, it is a 1970's house, an extremely well maintained 70's house, but nonetheless....Bathrooms are really too small to get any perspective in, a picture would get a corner and not really impart any information, the reason my husband showed the one bathroom is because it is ensuite to the master, and the tub IS a perfectly preserved (and I mean perfectly literally, not a scratch or water stain) 1970's style one piece thing.

Helens last summer, along with many more training hikes that were both difficult and rewarding.

It's difficult to sell something that you don't have.

These types of deals will be difficult to pull, though, because they normally involve a higher degree of sophistication and commitment from a seller.

Even if you owned it in some entity, it wouldn’t be arms length, and would be difficult even with a new job I believe.

@Henry Thomas Austin trailer homes can be much more difficult to obtain financing on because many times they are not on a permanent foundation especially as an investment property I would make sure your lender is on board with this before taking time out of everyone's day to look at the property

My knowledge is derived from advising clients about these deals and also preparing the tax returns at the sponsor level as well.  

The property is a B- area with only mild appreciation historically but it's near a metro hub so finding renters won't be difficult. 

I would like to learn how to search out deals, negotiate and be comfortable with pulling the trigger, as I am sure that can be a difficult part of REI as well.

My clients, the buyers, backed out on the spot since they didn't want to get involved in a deal which began with obvious subterfuge.