For what ever reason i stopped getting notifications on this topic, My tenant eventually vacated during the bankruptcy.

Eventually owning the asset allows one to do other things, whether it is borrow against the asset, rent the asset to others, have an (almost) free place to live, etc., whereas renting forever leaves one bereft of assets at the end. 

Loopholes eventually get closed due to the fact they were unintended.

Seek out regions that are seeing increases in infrastructure, employment, and population expansion as these factors can eventually raise property values.Pitfalls to Avoid:Overleveraging: Take care not to put too much debt on your shoulders or overextend your finances.

I think that's fair, but I do feel like, eventually, buyers will start to see the value, and if the seller is willing to go through the extra trouble, they should be compensated.

I hope to build enough capital to eventually invest at home.Thank you in advance for your response.

If my mother eventually either passes or moves in with me in her advanced years, I am considering renting her house as my Dad passed last year.  

While you’re there, you work on getting a second exit added to the basement and eventually move down there and start renting out the 4th and 5th unit (attic). 

Our long-term plan involves eventually vacating our current residence to rent out both units.

Keep showing up and eventually it will happen.