Landlords who do not follow the law can be hit with fines and/or jail time.As always, don't trust the internet, seek professional advice.

Look for infrastructure and transportation investments, arts/culture and internet access

.$150mo @ $7k, $55mo @ $2k, $27mo @ $1k, $35mo @ $3k, $40mo @ $4k,$25mo @ $1k, $47mo @ $1k, $67mo @ $2k, $25mo @ $1k, $25mo @ $1k, $45mo @ $1k, $80mo @ $4k, $25mo @ $1k, $80mo @ $2k, $102 @ $4k, $110mo @ $4k, $90mo @ $2k.Loans - $470mo @ $10k, $591mo @ $15k, $270mo @$3k, $650mo @$30K (not in my name), Kid’s School -$900 monthSchool Loans - $785 monthCell phones - $200 monthPersonal loan to Dad - $1,000 month, $28k left.Cars - $730 @ $31k, $330 @ $17kCar insurance - $150 monthCable/Internet/Gas/Electric/Water - $500 monthINCOME = $7,300 monthBoth at 600 credit scores.We spend $10,300 per month above,we have FT jobs and drive Lyft make bring in $7,300 month.

In addition to that the money that I am saving from previously paying rent, electric, internet etc...

I've had good luck on investment property loans with American Internet Mortgage. 

The meter is connected to the internet and I can monitor water usage by the hour, day, week, month, and year.

Not interested in gambling and holding onto this for a few years.

I have listened to the podcast on and off for the last couple years and have been interested in real estate but for the past 3 years was working on an internet startup. 

There are numerous articles on the internet that talk about this perceived issues and reputable ones disprove any problems.

Appraently they are considered low risk for lenders and I would think in my situation they would feel pretty darn comfortable that I'm going to be a good gamble.