Now, even poor people are fat, waste food, have the internet, have a car, have Air Conditioning, live in bigger houses, everybody has access to electricity, gas is relatively cheap, we have an Over Supply of Oil, roads are relatively well kept, tires last longer, instead of a car going 100,000 miles they go 300,000 miles, clothing is almost free at 2nd hand stores, bundles of clothes are shipped over seas because they can't be sold here, everybody has a gadget that fits in their pocket that gives them instant access to anybody in the world by entering a phone number or email address or URL, can play 1,000s of songs, and has far more compute power than what it took to put men on the moon. 

Please read or re-read Bigger Pockets https://www.biggerpockets.com/rulesPeople's money they are free to invest how they want.I have gadgets and other things I enjoy. 

Dumped my brand new lease with all the gadgets two years ago for a well maintained, beautiful 2000 Jeep Cherokee.

All these "brilliant" gadgets and strategies on anything and everything and then they resort to cold calling or DMM for leads.

It's nuts that jobless (or low-earning) college kids are buying iPhones/iPads/gadgets, summer vacations to Brazil, designer clothes, high-end makeup/crap/haircuts, going out partying and to pricey clubs, etc. all they while they have low-income (or no income) and are living off student loans delaying their debt to future years.

Consumers wait to update electronic gadgets when the economy is down.

https://www.business2community.com/tech-gadgets/covid-19s-impact-on-tech-spending-this-year-02297147In either a second-half 2020 recovery or recession, Forrester predicts computer and communications equipment spending will be weakest, with potential declines of 5% to 10%.Tech consulting and systems integration services spending will be flat in a temporary slowdown and could be down by up to 5% if firms cut back on new tech projects.Software spending growth will slow to the 2% to 4% range in the best case and will post no growth in the worst case of a recession.The only positive signs from the latest Forrester IT spending forecast is the continued growth in demand for cloud infrastructure services and potential increases in spending on specialized software.

I'd also like to suggest:  a big enough kitchen & common areas (kitchen, living & dining room) that y'all don't get right under each other's feet too much, decent closet space & storage, an extra bathroom would be great (at least a 1/2 bath - gives you better value already built-in .... bathrooms are an extremely pricey addition), off-street parking (many cities have ordinances against parking on lawns), updated electcicals (incl. plenty power for all the electrical gadgets that students have nowadays and make sure it's on the right side of the tracks (so to speak) = safest area ....  

I am a first time investor and  looking for a comparison analysis for services offered by the turnkey providers.......like CNET review on best smartphone or any other gadget ....Thanks to bigger pockets, we have a forum and good discussions, expert opinions & suggestions.