And the more i learned the more upset and depressed i got about what i did.I gave my non-struggling non-elderly mid 40s parents my house which is now worth 400k and can rent out for $2200. 

I hate to go through more upset then necessary, I already have to go to the Grand Jury on the Extortion case next week, so if I can give him a 24 hour eviction for the Extortion I won't have to procrastinate over the Stalking Protection Order any more, which would be a relief.

- without making them upset, packing their bags, and leaving me with a unit that will need scrubbed down, repainted, and many repairs to get the next tenant in there. 

Most of the time, the investor is going to:1. take the focus off the bigger target, the sales price savings. 2. upset the listing agent who will cop an attitude when the real estate commission is targeted   The Listing Agent works for the Seller!

I want to help a family dealing with a financial burden (my parents were there and I remember how upsetting and damaging it is to have to leave your home because the bank owns it) I want to help people out of those situations.

It's not that big of a deal to be upset he doesn't let you out early.

Aditya Soma it's a victory!

Everyone above has made great points.. look at it this way .you have a 425.00 rental what is the standard for putting a tenant in a rental  3X rent = gross income .. so tenant is qualified at 1200 a month .. to move in.. minus 425 leaves them 775.00 a month to live on less than 200 a week to pay for UTLS food transportation if any.. your simply getting in many instances the least stable folks in the US.. they have one little upset and they usually do what happens rent does not get paid.. there is a reason these properties trade at those values and rent at those numbers.. its simply not exponential in  a backwards fashion that 425.00 rents are great since they are so low if that makes any sense.like @Jason Hirko  says if you have 100 of them and have all in house management and turn over services you can make a run at it..

Now, it's that the houses are completely on the verge of collapse, and listing agents are accepting retail non-203k non-FNMAHomeStyle offers with quick closes, and then getting upset that they aren't closing fast due to the condition of the collateral, because they've deluded themselves into thinking that "hot market" somehow means that the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice and Fannie Mae property standards (not FHA, Fannie Mae) have gone out the window.

I can imagine that unless rent is greatly below market value that adding on extra fees may upset some residents and cause them to vacate when their lease is up.