Single family homes regardless of market  are very inefficient to operate to begin with but the lower price point homes are disproportionately impacted by ordinary upkeep maintenance, repairs and cap ex because they struggle to absorb these costs (some of which are fixed or close to fixed regardless of whether this is  $100,000 house or $300,000 house). 

You also will struggle to find inventory. 

Tenant protection issues - We’re in CA and introduction of limits on rent increases so want to be sure that we have the lease structured so the tenant reverts to a market rate rent at the end of the 3 year period or moves out if unwilling to pay that rate.I’m struggling with the 3 year lease being long, I don’t think I could enter an indefinite (til death) lease.Another thought what if one spouse dies and the survivor remarries a younger person?

There's always going to be win/lose minded people who struggle to figure out what it really means to have that win/win mindset.

A lot of real estate professionals are struggling with the same issues.

I struggle to come up a name of a syndication or partnership investment that doesn't end in flames.Turn them into Federal Authorities and don't burn more money on attorney fees.

This is where I struggled when my income was very low. 

I just worry that you would struggle with finding and maintaining occupancy.

I used money from my business savings earmarked for starting a group home for my mentally ill nephew, who has been struggling since his mother's passing.

I know someone who just went back to LTR in Lowell after struggling trying to get the MTR going.