We purchased a property with a collapse porch.

That will pay for medical, plus a nice amount for spending money while I build up my business.My goal is to forget SS and assume it is just a government ponzie scheme (which it is) that will collapse before I get my investment out.

It's possible you mis-interpreted what your agent meant when they said you could renegotiate after inspection (usually that means for major issues like dangerous electrical panels, structural issues, partially collapsed cast iron sewer line, etc. that weren't obvious at the initial showings, not superficial things like "the AC is rusty" or "we should replace those ugly fans").

Fixed the collapsed subflooring in the bathrooms both sides. 2.

However, the same was said after the 2008 collapse and yet that opportunity was mostly squandered as we are in no better shape now than we were then. 

But as a whole, recession does not automatically equate to collapse in the real estate market as many posts I've seen lately seem to assume. 

People lived there and caused damage and I'm to just repair it like that is normal.My Administration monthly contact who checks in with me was also aware that I was healing from a hip injury from overwork the last 3-1/2 years while my husband suffered a complete collapse when a medication his doctor prescribed for carpal tunnel caused by a heavy work load at his place of employment resulted in nerve damage in 2018. 

Even if the properties are titled to separate LLCs, they all collapse onto your personal return from the IRS's perspective so it is all one rental property business.That's my understanding; but I am NOT a CPA and not giving tax advice (just to be clear) ;-) I'd be happy to recommend my CPA for a deeper conversation!

Also, if you wait, you can find some decent deals in down markets next time things collapse, one of our Rittenhouse condos we picked up in 2013 has appreciated 40% since then, so no complaints there.

I had my sewer line collapse this past summer. 8k and it was repaired in a couple of days.