Thus, the financial strain brings them to the poverty level.

A lot of the questions on this board rotate around investors not knowing if the numbers work on a deal.

With a 1 and 3 year old with 4 day a week 8-4 daycare her 12 hour rotating shifts means she barely sees the girls sometimes and on days she works I can rarely get a full 8 hour day in between dropping off and picking up.

I am going to be working in Cleveland for about a year before rotating to another city, so I plan to House-Hack a property during that time.

There are people there on the 3year rotation plan on their way up, etc, there are docs in residency (but they only make $60,000/year) , etc....but even given all that I would think the # of people willing to pay that much in rent are limited, but then again maybe there is a nice niche there.

You are going to have to remove people in units, overcrowding does strain the system.  

Rotate them around properties or trash them and buy new each time.  

It IS true that the apartments have caused a strain in leasing SFH around Tech, but there are still plenty of people who want the house experience rather than the apartment feel. 

Howdy @Matthew JureDon’t strain your brain too much.  

I also use encrypted backup drives that I rotate to an off-site location.Part of the reasoning was to keep the record trail in the event of any discrimination lawsuit, or other liability.The FTC has this information about using the application and background information which conflicts with what I've been doing.