On the other hand, if you have the time, energy, mental bandwidth to deal with bad neighborhoods/bad tenants (high possibility), fixing stuff up - then you can make more money.

Is this a "tax the rich" mentality?  

I mean if its ghetto and falling apart and is currently cash flowing i get passing on that but some of these properties i see people are like acting that 2.5k Rent on a 150k property is suicide....I must be missing something because that mentality makes SFH unrealistic unless you get it at like 40% with a light rehab.Can someone fill me in?

I also like having the name right under the picture like it was before, so it is easier to make that mental connection of individual to name.

I have read online that under the Department of Housing and Urban Development that they have laws in place for people with "mental and physical disabilities" as far as renting is concerned.

Don drug addicts even with the best intentions if they stay around the same people will fall back into old habits.So even if your son is clean today it's only a matter of time before he gives in again.He has to change his whole environment and even move to another state if need be to get away from dealers and so called friends.Your son will never be cured and it is a life long addiction.All he can do is live day to day and set himself up for success as much as possible to prevent a relapse or the frequency of relapse.Being a parent has to be defined and I am sure currently the drugs take center stage.Even though someone is in their 20's,30's40's physically that does not mean mentally they have the capacity or growth for that age.

It seems like you really know your stuff, and at this stage, it's just a mental barrier to cross. 

They are best occupied by the owner mentality!!

Rich, the "student mentality" Brian has experienced in college has not yet worn off.

It is also costing you time - and more importantly, it is costing you mental and emotional energy.