Find a solution that works for all parties and pat yourself on the back for being a good human.

It was a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of perseverance.

Go to college and get a firm background in math and finance and - most importantly - whatever interests you as a human being.

Two were caused by humans.

Banking locally gives you a human you can speak with about your potential deal.

I understand everyone is a human, mistakes happen.

I've wanted to reply sooner but I'm at SHIFT, a financial conference dedicated to holistic human-first advice. 

When we found the hazard insurance not matching the borrower approved name we put forced place insurance, a human took photos/checked the trash bill/found out who occupied.

The hopes are in a few years they'll rent for more and then you can hire a PM then if you need.Just find something as close to the 1% rule as possible (analyzed at when you move out and have it fully rented) and it should cash flow or break even.If you're running absurdly conservative numbers, then sounds like you shouldn't buy any real estate and should stick to a low risk savings plan like a CD, money market, or 401k where things are less volatile. 

Eventually I called FMC directly and spoke to one of the worst human beings I have ever come across in all my years.