In addition, the construction of affordable housing hasn't kept up with demand only to exacerbate the problem. 

As I understand it, in heavy sun it also can break down and become toxic, with through-the-skin chemical transmission.

The equity is there, the cashflow is there, and I have skin in the game.What I need is a lender that can do a blanket loan for these properties so I can add to it easily.

That may even exacerbate the situation. 

There's lots of ways to skin this for sure but it does sound like you have a consistent strategy that is now realistic based on results. 

Just another way to skin the cat.

They are just marking it up and there’s no skin left on the bone for the investors.  

No skin off your back and your mind will be blown at what you can do with this thing. 

@Vanessa Gonzalez,  I will say I had to get a thicker skin to be a landlord.  

They have no down payment, no skin in the game, so what you're looking to do is hold a note for people with no money down, counting on them to maintain the house as it should be maintained, and giving them an interest in the house such that if/when they quit paying you have to foreclose.