I suppose I could combine the two ideas and live in a basement while renting out a 2 bedroom home to a traveling agency. 

I could have sworn everyone in real estate was trying to get the most back on their dollar, but that could just be me I suppose.

If first time home buyers are having a difficult time coming up with the funds for even the costs to play as a first time home buyer then are the non profits supposed to pay the buyers agent commission too? 

Sorry, let me clarify what I'm talking about, because it's unfathomable that a bunch of people who are supposedly into investing and finance can't get this and I feel like I must be explaining it wrong.Hypothetically, when your income comes in, you put $1000 each into three buckets:1.

As though my phone conversation with them had never taken place.5) There was an applicant who signed the lease and was supposed to move in Nov 15th (by now).

It blew my mind but I suppose you get used to what's considered "normal".Having actually lived in Hollywood, West Hollywood and downtown LA, your comment about the sexual nature of the assault you suffered isn't typically seen in homeless communities.

I bought Class C in Indy in 2023 (move in ready) and am losing money each money on what was supposed to cash flow on paper just barely $176 if no repairs were called in. 

The only place I at all worry about from a rental standpoint is city proper just because it got a little overbuilt and there are tons of condos that can’t sell & will be turned into rental’s but that’s mostly a pre-existing condition, though I suppose layoffs could make that situation worse.

But when a template lowball offer comes in (not sure what it's supposed to do beside tick off the seller) You won't be able to recover from your first impression. 

IF, they are supposed to cut the power when there’s a fire then they have to buy a bunch of Tesla’s mega pack batteries to power the water pumps.