This is the fundamental problem I have with Wall Street who takes too much fees off the hard-working efforts of the middle class.

I am also looking in the middle Tennessee greater Nashville area. 

Those rents you are getting are what I get on my very middle of the road $400k homes. $1 million here is going to rent for about $5k here. 

Far West and North East San Antonio can be good middle class BRRRR neighborhoods. 

I am open to fix and flips, turnkey rentals and very intrigued by the BRRRR method (I'm in the middle of reading David Greene's book on the BRRRR method). 

Maybe you can work with a mortgage broker to figure out a happy middle ground.

But, after being in this country she owned (mortgaged) 18 higher than middle-class properties.

In search of mortgage lender that gives grant $ for buying in a low-moderate income "census tract" (geo region that is poorer than middle class).

The lot is in the middle of single-family homes and apartments on both sides in an up and coming area. 

I propose selling my primary residence, pocketing $450,000, waiting 8-9 months until the crash brings the value down to $200,000 and then re-purchasing back my house, or a neighboring house if its not for sale.After I take away commissions and temporary rent I will pocket the $200,000 profit that will in-turn be reinvested into out of state F class areas, since the crash will force what used to be the middle class to move into the war zones to be able to survive.Please find any holes in my plan.