@Renee Ren before you make any investment via Fundrise or any other crowdfunding marketplace, please carefully review the liquidity mechanisms as described in the offering documents and consult an experienced securities attorney if there is any ambiguity.

If you go the single family home route, I would find a house with 4-5 bedrooms so you can live in one, rent the other 3-4 via house hacking.

Since there’s no recorded lien and they weren’t involved during the foreclosure, it sounds like they’re pushing boundaries by attempting to enforce something without proper documentation.

Unfortunately I paid via ACH because it saved some money, but that came back to bite me.

(i.e. most done work via phone and internet/building networks locally) I am currently in Virginia but want to look at cheaper markets for investments such as Pittsburg, PA.Hope to meet some great like-minded people here!

I did not find them via Bigger Pockets but rather through another investor, who had them quote on project for them. 

@Rick Albert assuming that in your situation you and your investor are owning/managing these as purely investments and thus holding everything via a partnership operating agreement?  

Here are some steps you could consider:Clarify Expectations in Writing: Send her a formal letter (via email and a physical copy if needed) explaining the importance of scheduling timely repairs and how delays have impacted the property and repair costs.

Hello Karen, For just renting out beds to people, is it possible to becoming financially free via sober living homes just through renting out space for people to stay clean?

would you mind sending more details on this via dm ?