Right now she can afford her rent due to a low-income housing program, but even that is a struggle.

But what I am struggling to comprehend is from the turnkey companies perspective what their incentive is for offering up cash flowing properties.

I spent time on the phone with the CA FTB and Employment Development Department, and am still struggling to find the right way forward with our complex circumstances. 

An ex Marine facing jail time that loses his job could be the final straw in a struggling life.

By the time the youngest was in kindergarten, they had "made it" and the younger one never saw the struggle to get there.

So I am constantly struggling with getting my rental payments.

I'm struggling to find deals between $80-120k that cash flow that are getting better than 10% return on cash.

Struggling to find a reason to invest out of my city where I would have a huge learning curve to learn about other states im not based in and having to compete against local investors in that area.

I’ve been struggling finding my rental #4.

Whether I purchase it cash or with conventional financing, the banks only want to lend/refinance up to a specific LTV (usually 70-75%) on the purchase price EVEN if I buy the property at a significant discount (e.g. 50% of its current market value).In the past I've always struggled with this same issue, and thus eventually I end up tying all my capital in properties and I'm unable to purchase more (even hard money lenders want you to put some skin in the game).