I barely have any money to my name and was wondering if anyone could provide me with some guidance.

I would say that monthly income 3x monthly rent should be your bare minimum.  

In our area, most homeless I see seem to have mental issues or are Vets, which is sad, but the other majority want to be homeless because that’s their lifestyle and it bares them no responsibilities!

Mortgage delinquencies barely moved during covid, and have already reverted to their continuosuly dropping rate we have seen for a decade.

Whether it be a primary residence or investment property, 25% down is the bare minimum for a traditional conventional loan.

The same seller is offering me a second 2 unit multi ( Unit A and B are 2 beds/2 baths) this is off market by the way.

I barely works for your foreclosure price and that is before rehab.

I’m 24, just recently got my first big-boy job that should cover my living expenses, and barely have anything in the bank.

I think it will get better but I also think it's a precarious investment in a country with a power grid that barely keeps up.

We have a house in Portland, OR, and a house here near Fort Knox, KY.We had great tenants in our home in PDX, but rent was barely covering the mortgage.