What I do is offfer my angry tennants the opportunity to get into real estate investing, offer them work in maintaining properties, collecting rents, and offer guidance on them being able to buy their first place of their own.Don't you think they would love to have at minimum two jobs to be able to save up the money , work their ends off to build up their credit, hunt down deals, and negotiate a purchase, invest their money knowing there is no guarantee of ever getting your money out of it or of profiting, have to spend thousands of dollars or 10's of thousands of dollars, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to be a ble to provide others with housing?

Just starting out - unless you have a deep pockets W-2 job, substantial savings, or Wife / Significant other with significant income from my experience, it will be tough. 1.

Do your current expenses include saving for repairs, maintenance, capex, etc.? 

I know very little about commercial space but have a good commercial property resource.3) Use private money and leverage my flexible schedule to manage deals.4) Go into saving mode until I have enough money saved to continue deals.Anything I'm missing here or any recommendations from someone who has made this transition?

Save that text message or email to the previous tenant, especially if they acknowledge they received the message.I would also take a precautionary measure to photograph where the vehicle is located and photograph the condition it is in prior to the tow.

I can't establish a savings, it's just crushing me.So I want to take equity out of my house to pay off the credit cards.

By leaving a small portion of the existing, when permits are pulled for the construction, it goes under a “rehab/addition” which saves time and fees.

My debt is under control and I have a savings account just for investments.

I don’t want to buy my first property only to find out some major expense pops up and I don’t have the savings to cover it.

If so, you may contact MRIS to help you resolve the issue...