My current home has gone up in price from $70,000 to $165,000 it is located close to chemical industries it will be rented for around $1,100 I do not plan on returning I'm 48 years old and widowed in a few years I am planning on living with one of my grown kids. 

Purchase price: $190,000 Cash invested: $223,000 Sale price: $275,000 List of upgrades included:Stairs Finish
-door hardware as needed
-Bathroom vanities (2 at 2nd floor and 1 for 1st floor)
-Interior paint
-Drywall repair
-Counter top
-Bathroom Floor
-Paint cabinets 
-Fix or replace Slide door 
-fix frog widow
-Instal lights 
-Repaint or replace doors
-fix any loose toilet
-Add a support at fence 
-Fix beam and drywall at garage where termites damages
-fix the air exhaust fan
-Dumpster services 
-Cleaning fix part of the roof, replace screen doors, replace window What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We have widow exemptions, and Disabled veteran discounts, as well as benefits for homesteaded property.

I am a 70 year old widow living on SS.

But it may leave out a widow....the benefits go to the kids.Also because I adopt kids, both our trusts include adopted kids.

I can invest your money in caring for orphans and widows too! 

Here, widowed and disabled get (small) tax breaks.

The newest BS "BALONEY SYSTEM", my nice term for utter "BULL SXXX" INFORMATION SYSTEM, is being offered by some guy who's movie starts out with a great voice over intro about his starting as a "widowed single dad on unemployment" and now he has become the nations "Foremost Authority" on Commercial Real Estate Investing.

This is quite literally widow's and orphan's funds.

Neither is payday lending, exotic dancing, selling aluminum siding at above-market prices to elderly widows and a whole bunch of other things I would rather not see my kids do.Bottom line, if you depend on deceiving a seller in order to find deals, you are not adding value, you are leaching.