This approach, which might offer a more dynamic and potentially rewarding financial strategy, fundamentally differs from the "save an emergency fund" mentality.

I did not have your mentality at 21.I'd say you are headed in the right direction with the strategy you are considering - househacking.You'll be able to use a low-down payment option, learn to manage properties, create systems for managing maintenance projects, have your tenants pay most or all of your mortgage,... the list goes on.There will definitely be hurdles but like you said...you'll make it work!

First, it brings in tenants with a different mentality.

You have to have the mentality that it all evens out in the end2.

On one document I received it states: "The individual (applicant) is mentally competent but due to age or physical infirmity is unable to manage his or her property and affairs effectively and, recognizing this disability, has requested a conservator's appointment"It also states the conservator is: "conservator of all assets of the individual's estate".What I'm wondering is do I need the conservator to also be the co-signer on the lease?

Nothing special, nothing unique, but in many cases, they sell.At the end of the day, it is a different mentality.

I know you've been booked up till now but sometimes we have to refresh, just like refreshing your listing on the OTA's to boost searches.

They are a big group and people I spoke with did say they have a great reputation, but the northeast mentality of wanting things done yesterday does not work in every market.

@Bubba McCantsWe have clients in the Reno Tahoe, NV area that are taking a bit of hit on the cash flow because of the above average appreciation growth boosted by tech jobs and people moving from CA.

Historically that has been people like minor children, mental incompetents, and unknown people who do not even know that something bad is about to happen.In my opinion, in order to protect the rights of the unknown defendants, the GAL must always demand an auction.