I've been speaking with my neighbor who has lived there for years and slowly planting the seed to buy his property.

Entrepreneurs are having a hard time here with raising capital and there haven't been enough sizable exits to seed the ecosystem. 

If anything is significantly different than what they are used to, talk through it and decide how to proceed.If you are wanting to transfer them to leases, you may want to plant the seeds now but wait until post COVID to make the change. 

@Shai Flax - A great contractor is someone my partner and I have yet to add to our team.

@Shai Flax contractors are always tough to find for investors.

Start planting that seed now, it’ll grow slow but keep watering it and trust the process.

I did two of them when I was getting started to help build my seed capital. 

A small 3.5% down payment on that first house hack is what built the initial seed capital which lead to a few live-in flips and eventually investing in small multifamilies.

Interested in learning more about creative strategies to conserve my seed money.

That $60k I use as my seed capital for buying more deals.You can use this seed capital to slowly build up your down payment capital budget, which will eventually lead you down the road to having a good chunk of change to start buying cash, or close to it.