I scouted this neighborhood and saw that there was a lot of opportunity here.

My mom had a stroke in April which has eliminated any possibility of her ever returning to her extremely stressful 7 job.

Older people who have resources probably fall for it enough that the company gets by making crazy profits on fewer jobs?!

Finding a cash flowing property in San Diego is not easy, so this is a fairly rare opportunity, and I can self-manage it.Because I am closing soon on my new house, I don't have as much time as I'd like to meet equity investors the traditional way (meet ups, networking, etc.) and am looking for something fairly quickly.

Hope all is well, I am looking to Take a Job in a different City And Looking At Housing an Came Across a Home that is for sale.

But generally I think areas that are relatively inexpensive with low(er) crime, decent schools, a diversified job market and steady population growth are the best places to aim for.

For example, how long has the single guy been at his current job?

Has anyone been to these Sheriff's Sales recently (2023) and if so, were there reasonable opportunities to buy multifamily properties?   

Here is my situation :I am 40 years old, I have no mortgage, and my only bills are my car lease, phone bill, car insurance (my partner covers utilities) and groceries for me, girlfriend and my kids (when I have them) and my take home from my day job is about $900 a week.

@Michael Torku, Memphis has a lot of BRRRR opportunities.