Maybe it's a bit more LA mentality, but I don't see someone from Garner to east and up to Wake Forest stomaching a 45 minute one way daily commute to where the higher income in-office jobs are located, which I'm leaning into for greater likelihood to afford rent now and increases later.

I have a different mentality about pets and consider them family not extras.

You've clearly been exercising your mental muscle for deal analysis and there will be others.

If you can't handle what you already have, you won't be ready to handle more.Did you know there's a correlation between debt and mental health?

Probably won't be any amazing deals, since he's not under pressure to sell, but might be worth a look if you exhaust what you can find yourself.

Currently about to remodel one side of our duplex from a 2 bed/2 bath to a 3 bed/2 bath with upgraded mini split ductless HVAC system.We've been doing real estate investing for over 10 years and I'm close to finishing developing a land lording class for local landlords to learn from my mistakes of 10 years and similar to the BP mentality ensure landlords are raising the bar to push the less than reputable landlords out as we feel our tenants deserve better! 

I think its just the mental aspect. 

Don't speculate on if he has a mental illness or is neurodivergent. 

It is almost the same mentality of the renters, they think that all landlords are rich lolYou are building equity when doing this. 

She won't specify what the disability is, though she says she can provide documentation from a medical provider, and it is mental health related.