I would like one day that they sell washers and dryers that has built in Apple Pay or Google Wallet capabilities, and all a tenant has to do is to wave it near the washer or dryer and press their finger onto the Touch ID and I get paid as the machine unlocks for 1 load.Or may be I know what the tenants like to drink and I set up a vending machine that pour their favorite ice cold beers from dispensers and I get paid online and the Touch ID knows if he/she is over 21. 

Recently there has been lot of press coverage on big investors buying rented single family homes in bulk. 100 to 1000.

You'll be hard pressed to find something with better than a 20.8% return.

If that is the case then by all means press on.  

We are pressed in this due diligence period

I won't stop until I leave this world for the next.So, what I'm trying to say here Ryan is that I think you're making the right choices-- even if that means simply that you are keeping going, pressing on...

put a reply and see what the community has to say. whats the most pressing question, situation, decision that you feel stuck at? 

But with that being said, I'm noticing a trend of strident attacks in both social media and the press related to rising rental costs in the US anytime discussion of lower home ownership rates since the Great Recession ended.  

There were a lot of great actionable ideas - like considering lease options, rent to own, buying 1 bedroom condos/studios, or even getting into the developing game that I think directly address my concerns.Ultimately, I've had a lot of hesitancy and I've struggled to discern if it's truly a moral quandary holding me back or if I'm just making excuses to sit on the bench.

It's almost as bad as the "how much do you bench bro," at the gym. . . . . .