People get away with renting both sides of a non confirming duplex all the time, but that can end real quick if a neighbor complains to the city.

I haven't really decided where, but I was originally looking in Ohio and Kansas City.

If you’d like, I can put you in contact with the realtor we use for SFH; message me your contact info.Not sure if we are more multi-friendly than other cities.

The R3 district is intended for intensive residential uses at readily accessible urban locations (City of Santa Clara Zoning Ordinance) But I cannot find out what the H means in R3H?

Anyways, I’m looking for someone to tell me if my strategy is flawed, sound or could be done better.....I am 30 years old, family of 5, six figure income living in a very affluent Southern California city where six figures doesn’t go far.

I've come across a property I want but it is in foreclosure and in another city from mine.

I have been unable to get water for this property from the city.

Feel free to connect even if you're not an agent or a lender, it's always nice to discuss with a fellow investor.I'm looking for an agent who can find seller financed deals in the Indy Area.Also looking for a lender who is willing to do long term financing with a foreign investor.If you are one of the above or know someone, please get back to me.Looking forward to visit the great city of Indianapolis  :)

Just go to the town/city you want to invest in and ask the Town Clerk if the town has any tax owned or surplus properties for sale.However, you will generally need to pay cash for the properties.

Just posting to let Twin City investors, agents and wholesalers know that we are now open in the Minneapolis/St.