If you need cash for it, YOU ask the city, or have the volunteers set out change donation boxes in every business in town--7-11, hair shops, Walmart, etc...Also big companies like Walmart might make donations if YOU contact them.In a nutshell, I'm saying a BIG Project needs a full time Vision Person to Steer it and spur it on when it stalls (which it will from time to time).

Well - I emailed a couple of notices letting her know that the lease was up, and stated no holdover, and that any items left behind will be considered abandoned and donated or thrown out. 

Most likely they won't sell to you since you are not 'legal' but instead buy with your over 18 parents. $1K is trivially small in a capital intensive business like real estate, especially when you are buying from a 'wholesaler'.

@Randall Alan I own no propertiesl ive with my parents served 4 yrs in army I get 4k monthly for 100% disability my dad owns 3 business in Newark and philly area which I manage and earn 1k a week also I own 15 atms in the philly area which make me 11k a month(around 850 each or so) under my dads business so that money I don't make technically because there under he's business accounts finally I own 5 gambling machines which are legal in philly which make me 10k or so a month .

The parents do nothing to stop it.

If you wanted to start now I'd convince your parents/ guardians to set up a custodial account with Schwab or another brokerage you can research and invest in real estate stocks such as Invitation Homes, Lennar, American homes for rent, Zillow etc. 

During Covid I'm living with my parents in Philadelphia suburbs so no expenses currently.- 3+ years employment at the same job, but on furlough for the past 3 months and collecting NY unemployment (1k / week post-tax).- 10k savings, anticipating about 14k by the time I move.- ~20k student loans (on forebearance until 9/31 given the current Covid law).

Somehow her parents do not want to co signed.

Me, my brother, and my parents are looking to invest in real estate as a group.

For example, a person has there parent sign the property over to them which they will then get sec8 to pay on, that is not kosher.