Do you buy a single family home, invest in a syndication on something bigger or find additional money to invest in a small to medium multifamily unit?

In addition to great tips from @Hadar Orkibi, I'd also suggest on setting up an agreement with property manager on sending you periodic reports as to what's going with your property and tenants.

What prevents you willing do personal guarantee if you believe the deal is so good?

Additionally, my county provides general property data in easy to use files showing things such as # of bedrooms and bathrooms, the general condition of the property, last market sale date and price, zoning, etc.

Additionally, my county provides general property data in easy to use files showing things such as # of bedrooms and bathrooms, the general condition of the property, last market sale date and price, zoning, etc.

For example, here at Walnut Street Finance, if you pay off the loan within the first 3 months then there are additional fees.

Additionally, they may have fallen behind on remodeling and deferred repairs so they will be expecting lower offers.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

My question is the following, if I buy an investment property (while continuing to rent where I live), does that prevent me from qualifying for an FHA loan later on when looking to own my primary residence?

Additionally, Colorado Springs is an insanely fast moving market at the moment.