I don't think he ever followed through with his threat, but man how I would have LOVED to have been on a fly on the wall at the Labor Board when this guy making his healthy salary called to complain about our "forcing him to work without pay".  

I'm hoping to get another $7000 per month passive interest so I can retire, so these properties might not get that much - but would be a healthy contributor to it.

Medical or mental health is acceptable.

It is not healthy to live in the conditions you have described.

I suspect you will need to research the options and pick the approach that is best for you.Good luck and stay healthy

At the end of 20 years, the term life insurance expires and sell the rentals.With this plan, you'll have a healthy chunk to invest and be self-insured with profits from the rentals.

It has been awhile...Third time is a charm,  unfortunately for my personal health, I had to come to realize that my abilities alone were not the best for my mother's deteriorating state of Alzheimer's. 

I get the down payment back through profit on sale along with a healthy chunk for myself.Using this method I would have actually made more money on my last flip where I paid 12k in realtor/holding costs and lowered the price to move it.

I figure it would be healthy to have a nice discussion for reason why someone SHOULD consider SFH investing.

It is also common for tenants to carry their own utilities here, but that does not mean they should not live in a {comparatively} efficient and healthy building.