I hope you got a good deal on the house, because its now not as good.if you want to avoid eviction, consider cash for keys or a myriad of other similar techniques to try to get the tenant to leave

If I had $1,000,000 in my business account today, I'd buy three or four houses every month for the next year and make incredible profits. 

Take advantage of the equity, without giving up that incredible interest rate.  

With all of the reading I’ve done I’ve come to the conclusion that watching the process of purchasing, fixing and renting such a property would be incredibly helpful.

That is a really great book and I find the technique he describes very helpful.However I feel like there are a few items where it's going to be hard to estimate their cost by myself, even with the described technique.

Your responses were so incredibly helpful!  

Hey @Jordan Lynam ,In an Absent Owner situation, most investors aim to collect $1,000 of rents per $100,000 of property they buy.Since you are wanting to cashflow while living in one unit, you have to raise your rent requirements to roughly $2,000/month per unit per $100,000Those kinds of rents are incredibly difficult to find, in a neighborhood that you want to live in.

We're so incredibly focused in this nation on dollars and success, titles and achievements, we often forget we're in it together.

With incredibly low supply, what possible indications are there of a housing crash? 

In Glassboro at least, its incredibly ****** market to rent to families, alot like chewing on glass, it may be different for other college towns of course, but Ive had to evict 1 family, and the other, they had a drug operation (found out from neighbors) and a family of 5 plus the family of 3 I rented to living out of the house.