Unfortunately there the space is leased.

You can also contact a local alcoholics anonymous or other organizations and let them know you have space available for anyone living sober.

The truth is very few of their coaches and staff members have much experience in the space at all.

Then when you have enough money for the 3.5% down, buy a place that you can live in and rent out spaces to other people. 

As a newbie I would not go into this space without money.

Most real estate investors don't get into the investment space to become a landlord.

@Mario Morales - Personally, I would do some research in your target market and search (even it on zillow) for 2-4 family properties and see what agent(s) seem to transact the most in that space.

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Gave the other tenants a smaller 250 increase and fixed up attic space to rent as storage.

With modern technology, it is essentially not needed.