Hey BP Community,I have a rental available in a C class neighborhood and my property manager let me know that a mental health organization wants to submit an application.The property is a 3 bedroom SFR and the organization intends on putting in 3 children to start between the ages of 11-17. 

If the home is OK to be zoned for used mobile homes, you'd have to check on any restrictions (i.e. size, age, etc). 

Like you, I was frustrated with my first job out of college, wanted to get running out the gates as a full time investor, but found out quickly that dropping my W-2 at such a young age would be very detrimental to my finances. 

You can check the age via the serial number as well

I wish I was that wise at a young age. 

Didn't have a photo, unit size or age of the system.

I told Scott Carson, when we signed up in 2014, that I have 3 medical conditions and won't be able to work through age 70, so please promise me you will help us to help ourselves through these investments.

This will be my very first fix and flip at the ripe age of 23 so all comments/guidance is deeply appreciated!

I am also type of person who always thinks I know what I want and as I age realize things change - I say this because this would lead me not to want to buy a house now to rent to move in the future - I would look at it if it worked as a good rental and assume I would not live there and if I did later in life that’s bonus

The truth is the Wenatchee Valley is two cities and two counties and the current population is over 100,000.The unemployment numbers also look high averaging around 6% The reason for this is our median age of 40.3 as reported by the Eastern Washington University economics department.