I think this solidified it: continue to live within my means and FHA it is!

Both amounted to what I refer to as 'legal blackmail' where the attorneys settle out of court because it is less costly for the insurer than continuing to trial. 

"Good discussion, what you are missing though:is that I continue to buy (as I have for over 25 years) houses for 3% to 5% of their cost using Subject To and Wraps.

I would then promptly provide my good buddy friend of mine landlord with the receipts as he asked.I am sure that while I was out shopping I will have seen a nice stainless steel refrigerator which will be perfect to replace my soon to be broken/sold one.Oh, and by the way- I will continue to keep paying my rent late without repercussions.

I almost had a nervous breakdown the first month, but we're coming around now :) So while I am in the process of recovering my downpayment and rehab costs (at least 3 years), how else could I continue with this journey with practically no more money to work with right now?

My ultimate goal is to retire when I am 30 from firefighting, but continue to buy a bit of properties to fund my travels and farm.

We had great success working together and will continue to in the future.  

I continue to indulge myself in as much knowledge as possible (BP platforms being my #1 go to) so I can be as prepared as possible when the right opportunity presents itself.

If it's positive, you continue.

I make good money as a registered nurse so while I could afford to carrying the mortgage of a SFH, it is much more appealing to have lower monthly expenses with renters sharing the cost of a mortgage while I continue to pay down the mountain of federal student loan debt I have.