Student debt usually come with a low interest rate, a rate you should should be able to beat with even a decent investment thereby making it more worthwhile to invest and just pay the minimum on your student loans.Of course, there's also a mental aspect to this.

With so many "experts" on Section 8 pushing courses out there right now I was tempted to get into Section 8 rentals.

Your best course of action is  to form a varied interest entity llc, then elect it to be taxed as an S Corp.

We’re fine with them flushing toilet paper, of course, but tampons/shop wipes, etc. was not meant to be flushed and can damage our septic system according to the plumber.How would you handle this?

These changes MIGHT be legit due to the coverage ratio on the deal or any other changes in the application but of course they should be communicated at the very least.

@Mindy Jensen  and of course Steve would be a great Story as well he is my Wenatchee  guru...  

Lastly, if you don't need to live off the cashflow another way to solve this would be to save/stash the cashflow from the properties for the first 3-6 months in order to "build up" the reserves over time - this is, of course, assuming that there is cash flow from each property.

And return to investor apr was 23.3 % I made the rest. this deal start to finish was 88 days.. average though is closer o 120 to 140 of course. 

I think buyers are sick of the higher rate (not historically of course) combined with the higher list prices.

And you risk the boy friends and baby daddy's.. that's your risk.And of course kids are rough on houses I don't care what environment they are raised in..