Well my heart is telling me it’s a no brainer for the PDF reports you can run on it’s own.

Every time I was working, every time I took a break, every time I left my home office, and every time I returned, and so many times in between—my eyes (and no doubt my mind and heart) were drawn to that goal.

The Joys of Temporary Housing: I'll share the sheer delight of providing temporary housing to displaced families in the heart of New York.

Personally, I've found those indie-owned/managed hosts are far more likely to take private feedback to heart and improve their property versus those hosts you click on their headshot and get Glamour Shot of a couple and their golden retriever... alongside a list of 30 rentals they've outsourced to automation and equivalently manage in a way that, in the LTR space, we would simply call slumlords.

I would generally recommend staying away from this area as a first time investor, it's not for the faint of heart.  

I'm sure they would be thankful for your help in this situation.You have an opportunity to help a family in a tight spot or be a cold hearted landlord.

Here is what I did... after life situations that were perfect for a country music song (Heart Attack, Loss of work & Divorce all in 48 hours resulting in a bankruptcy) I was able to start from $2 and no credit and build $2,000,000 dollar net worth in 10 years. 

The reason this puts a little fear in my heart is that what happened 35 years ago is institutional investors started buying into apartment complexes directly.  

@Cruz Gartner my youngest had a heart transplant stand ongoing medical issues that aren’t conducive to a W2 job.

Besides, for $20 you can buy a book that the author and editors poured their heart and soul into, usually for longer than a year.