The rental would be not high end but more of > $1,000/month rental tenants. and i would definately NOT want to inspect the houses every 6 month, i imagine it would make my tenants a bit uncomfortable, more of like if i have not received any complaints about them being disruptive every few months and they pay on time and they could receive a small gift in the mail.

She was coming out of an abusive situation and living in a hotel, she had been approved at the shelter but was uncomfortable with her children there.

People routinely step in and out of trusts (and entities) to get loans.

I mean, they were kicked out / evacuated, probably highly stressed, put in uncomfortable situations..  

I’ve been involved with some new construction in the past and they bring these folks in pretty routinely to fix chips & cracks on tubs that get damaged.

there is nothing long with learning and reading and podcasts, but as you may already be feeling, there comes a point where you just gotta do it.And I might add that the best things I've ever done for myself felt very scary and very uncomfortable in the moment but looking back they were game changing. 

I'd rather have 20 fully paid off, heavy cash flow properties than 40 financed properties that don't cash flow as much.Since we do NOT have a high income I need to find ways to expedite this process, but without being over-leveraged and uncomfortable.  

But then when they know the house is from HUD, they seems uncomfortable with that, even the title is clear by reputable attorney.

How will you interfere with their current lifestyle and business routines? 

We routinely get full price offers on our properties - especially in DFW - from retail buyers, but we are built for volume and speed so we do not often sell the retail route.