Handwriting is slow, but it is a start.  60 addresses is a tiny list, but again, a start. 

Neighbors are awesome, but it's in a lower income area and there's not really a huge market for a tiny 2 br cape code that needs new windows.I am emotional about it because, again, I'm not doing this for "business", I'm just trying to pay for the house and be responsible versus foreclosing because I can't sell it.

Considering the fact that household debt levels are coming back to 2006-7 levels and retail is in the process of going down the drain, I think we’re going to see a reckoning in R/E and associated securities."

I am considering putting a tiny house rental on the lot. thoughts?

You yourself are taking on just a tiny fraction of that sec 8 tax burden since everyone else is paying for it too. 

I also needed to leave my job because of a torn hip, so there is no way anyone/any bank would loan to me without a job (although I have a side job/hobby that I do to make a tiny amount of cash).  

So I see all these videos about tiny homes and it got me thinking after I saw one that was a converted bus.Is there a way you could buy a duplex rent both sides out then live in somthing like that or a rv or somthing.I mean you can buy a cheap one for like 10k it doesn't need to be able to drive just heat cool and provide electricity and toiletrysAnd I'm sure you can build everything you need in the property for not to much

@Mitch ReaumeThe policy will not cover household furnishings, the renter's own insurance will cover that.

Just food for thought.In addition to HML, there is private investors such as IRA holders (self-directed), people with $ in CDs earning tiny returns (compared to RE), family, friends, associates, etc.

Their biggest money makers are household appliances, and since nobody is wanting to sell their homes right now, that means nobody is moving, which means nobody is going to be buying new stuff for their house, which means GE's biggest seller is not selling like it should, which means I made a mistake.