Of course Zillow grabs Hot Pads and Trulia as well.

In one subdivision, we had 3,000 sq ft minimum finished size, minimum 2 car garage with either side or rear entry, and 90% of the front facade had to be masonry, brick, stone or stucco, among other requirements.

Looking to connect and learn more about the industry since moving down here.

I agree the noise level probably wouldn't be ideal, but otherwise I think location looks great and the inside looks really nice.

Those opportunities are truly few and far between. 

You might want to give these people a try, and make contact with a local retired mentor who could help you with this.https://www.score.org/Good Luck!

TBH the SC property was simply the result of informal Zillow searching, and it appeared promising due to a few factors:  Simple brick construction and layout, only 2 of 8 units upgraded so potential value add, community with some growth and within commute of major job centers, and priced lower than our current rental property which also has 8 units.  

So- buy in growing and desriable markets and only purchase B or better properties.

From 5 years old kids are in a build 40 hours a week being taught how to be another brick in the wall.

But that leaves 160 U.S. based REITs, and over 900 REITs worldwide.