I got my GC singularly for new construction. 

Some of the units were singularly unique (e.g., structures in the middle of a Navajo sheep farm, a Female Hogan in the middle of nowhere on the Colorado River - so remote that I truly wish we had been driving an off-road vehicle to get there, a home on a Big Sur hillside with a private hot tub & lusciously soft white robes AND with hawks nesting nearby).

If you plan on wholesaling that singular one, you are going to be hard pressed to find a buyer - not impossible but most people are going to say 75% of ARV is below $85k - thus making it tough an immediate throw away for many folks.  

The property is approximately $ 170,000 but it needs renovations my question is, would a singular house be bad mov, or should I invest in a townhouse instead?

In short, we were fortunate to be able to back out of the deal do to this material change, but if we hadn't, then this portfolio of properties would have been exposed to substantial industry-related risk.Also, buying properties in markets without a singular economic driver is risky.

I have heard great things about Cozy and its accessibility for tenants, but have heard very little about Zillow.I would specifically appreciate thoughts from people who have used both, but would still appreciate singular experiences or information that you've had with sites like these!

There is the possibility of leasing 1yr at a time and charging a singular whole dollar amount, up-front, than extending financing option on that "completed charge" via 12 monthly payments.

No direct experience here, but what does your market command as far as renting as a singular unit vs by the room?

Reading all the material out there is excellent; but each deal is unique and has singular challenges, especially if it's a quirky older home.

BP Team,If you have $750k (unleveraged) to invest, and you plan on leveraging, what is the right strategy (and I’m sure there is no singularly correct answer)?